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The comparative biology of mirror-image flowers.

2003-09-01

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Enantiostyly, the deflection of the style to the left or right side of the floral axis, is a sexual polymorphism reported from at least 10 angiosperm families in both monocotyledons and dicotyledons. To investigate variation in the enantiostylous condition, we examined sex-organ reciprocity and the arrangements of left- and right-styled flowers in 15 enantiostylous species from eight genera in six families. Enanti...

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c8c46b5b-b645-50c0-823e-3f3d260897f6
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10.1086/378537
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