Reproduction in Polemonium: factors influencing outbreeding potential
Summary Three measures of potential outbreeding efficiency were quantified throughout two flowering seasons in a population of the mass-flowering Polemonium foliosissimum: 1) the distances flown between plants by bumblebee pollinators; 2) the proximity of visited plants; and 3) the diversity of indi...
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