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Consistent shifts in pollinator‐relevant floral coloration along Rocky Mountain elevation gradients

2018-09-01

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Floral colour is a fundamental signal that shapes plant–pollinator interactions. Despite theoretical reasons why floral colours might shift in representation along biotic and abiotic gradients, few studies have examined community‐level shifts in colour, and even fewer significant patterns have been detected. We examined floral colour on six replicated transects spanning 1,300 m in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado,...

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a20d79b9-907d-57a8-ac30-baa5b268b7c6
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10.1111/1365-2745.12948
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