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Nectar Production in Louisiana Iris Hybrids

https://doi.org/10.1086/314252
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Pollinator behaviour and the evolution of Louisiana iris hybrid zones
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Differences in Pollen-Tube Growth Rate and Reproductive Isolation Between Louisiana Irises
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POLLEN‐TUBE COMPETITION, SIRING SUCCESS, AND CONSISTENT ASYMMETRIC HYBRIDIZATION IN LOUISIANA IRISES
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THE EFFECT OF HABITAT ON PARENTAL AND HYBRID FITNESS: TRANSPLANT EXPERIMENTS WITH LOUISIANA IRISES
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GENETIC INTERACTIONS AND NATURAL SELECTION IN LOUISIANA IRIS HYBRIDS
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HYBRID FITNESS IN THE LOUISIANA IRISES: ANALYSIS OF PARENTAL AND F1PERFORMANCE
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The Production of Dilute Nectars by Hummingbird and Honeyeater Flowers
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Patterns of color and nectar variation across an Ipomopsis (Polemoniaceae) hybrid zone
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Effects of Plant Size, Plant Density and Sex Differential Nectar Reward on Pollinator Visitation in the Protandrous Echium vulgare (Boraginaceae)
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