10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GEITONOGAMOUS»
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1
The Pollination Biology of North American Orchids: Volume 2: ...
Experimental self-pollination, geitonogamous pollination, and cross-pollination in
examined species all usually led to full ovary expansion. However, when
compared to self- and geitonogamous pollinations, cross-pollinations produced a
...
2
Floral Biology: Studies on Floral Evolution in ...
The consequences of geitonogamous pollination are more elusive in self-
incompatible species, especially with regard to whether pollen that is wasted on
a plant's own stigmas leads to a loss of male reproductive success (e.g. , de Jong
et al., ...
David G. Lloyd, Spencer C.H. Barrett, 1996
3
Plant Cell Death Processes
Geitonogamous inbreeding Self-compatible plants with greater than one flower
open per day may be subject to self- pollination among flowers (geitonogamy).
As a result the longer individual flowers live the greater the number of flowers
open ...
4
Mating Patterns and Reproductive Isolation in Aquilegia ...
Different classes of pollinators likely have different behavioral patterns that will
influence selfing rates by affecting the levels of autogamous (within flower selfing
) and geitonogamous (between flower selfing) pollination (Lloyd and Schoen ...
5
Single-Pollen Genotyping
However, the genetic analysis of pollen grains suggested geitonogamous self-
pollination by flower thrips. Almost all pollen grains (325/355, 91.5%) adhering to
flower thrips were self-pollen transported from a different part of the tree from ...
Yuji Isagi, Yoshihisa Suyama, 2010
6
Monocots: Systematics and Evolution: Systematics and Evolution
(1992) found that geitonogamy accounted for 22.2%, 51% and 40% of all
pollinations for three orchid species. Nilsson et al. (1992) further reported that
47.5% of geitonogamous transfers involved flowers on the same inflorescence,
with the ...
Karen Wilson, David Morrison, 2000
7
Unity in Diversity: Reflections on Ecology after the Legacy ...
We therefore proposed the hypothesis that a regulation of geitonogamous and
xenogamous pollination may be occurring from a populational perspective, by
means of the differential reproductive behaviour of individuals of different size.
Fernando Valladares, Antonio Camacho, Arturo Elosegi, Carlos Gracia, Marta Estrada, Joan Carles Senar y Josep-María Gili, 2008
8
Pollination and Floral Ecology
Just how important geitonogamous selfing is as a selective agent remains
controversial. Some authors argue that it does indeed markedly reduce
reproductive success in plants, producing high selfing rates in many self-
compatible species ...
9
American journal of botany
GEITONOGAMOUS POLLINATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN GERANIUM
CAESPITOSUM1 Mark B. Hessing2 Department of Botany, Colorado State
University, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523 ABSTRACT In many plants, the
frequency of ...
10
Dissertation Abstracts International: The sciences and ...
Unexpected results were obtained during a series of interplant and intraplant
pollinations to determine the reproductive mode of this species: Cross
pollinations between flowers on the same plant (geitonogamous crosses)
resulted in fruit set ...
