Mar 7, 2017
Mixed mating after the loss of self-incompatibility in a long-living perennial herb Flowering plants display an extensive range of adaptive floral forms, which are often correlated with their mating systems.
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Mixed mating after the loss of self-incompatibility in a long-living perennial herb Flowering plants display an extensive range of adaptive floral forms, which are often correlated with their mating systems.
Plastic adaptive cleistogamy in Lamium amplexicaule Cleistogamous plants have the ability to produce closed obligately selfing flowers, and open potentially outcrossed flowers. Flower proportion is known to vary in response to reliable cues, which suggests that outcrossing rate can adapt to environmental variation.