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Ploidy effects on the relationship between floral phenotype, reproductive investment and fitness exhibited by an autogamous species complex

2022-12-16

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<h4>Premise</h4> The relationships between reproductive investment, phenotype and fitness have been broadly studied in cross-pollinated plants in contrast to selfing species, which are considered less interesting in this area because they are supposed to be a dead-end in any evolutionary pathway. Still, selfing plants are unique systems to study these questions since the position of reproductive structures and tr...

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DOI: 10.1101/2022.12.14.520478

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