INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN POLLEN-OVULE RATIOS AND NECTAR SECRETION - PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE OF ECOTYPIC ADAPTATION

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[2] Baker H. G., 1975, Coevolution of animals and plants. Symposium 5 of the 1st International Congress of Systematic and Evolutionary Biology, Boulder, Colorado, USA. (Editors L. E. Gilbert and P. H. Raven)., P100

[3] Baker H. G., 1973, Taxonomy and ecology, editor V.H. Heywood., P243

[4] BAKER HERBERT G., 1967, TAXON, V16, P293, DOI 10.2307/1216377

[5] Cruden R. W., 1976, Tropical trees: variation, breeding and conservation (ed. J. Burley and B.T. Styles)., P171

[6] CRUDEN R W, 1976, Biotropica, V8, P204, DOI 10.2307/2989686

[7] POLLINATORS IN HIGH-ELEVATION ECOSYSTEMS - RELATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF BIRDS AND BEES [J]. SCIENCE, 1972, 176 (4042) : 1439 - &

[8] REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF WEEDY AND CULTIVATED MIRABILIS (NYCTAGINACEAE) [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BOTANY, 1973, 60 (08) : 802 - 809

[9] CRUDEN RW, IN PRESS

[10] INCREASE OF THE ADAPTIVE RANGE OF THE GENUS DELPHINIUM [J]. EVOLUTION, 1952, 6 (03) : 253 - 267