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Mating strategies dictate the importance of insect visits to native plants in urban fragments

2020-01-01

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Plant species conservation relies on their reproductive success and likelihood of population persistence. Knowledge of plant mating systems, particularly the relationship between plants and their pollinators, is fundamental to inform conservation efforts. This knowledge could be critical for prioritising efforts in human-dominated fragmented landscapes such as the world’s biodiversity hotspots, where reproductive...

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Literature Corpus work: 400fbd31-6e2e-57e6-8016-c2e97ab4fb12
DOI: 10.1071/bt19122

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