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Corolla shape vs. size in flower choice by a nocturnal hawkmoth pollinator

Kaczorowski et al., 2012

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9168902592690074662
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Kaczorowski R
Seliger A
Gaskett A
Wigsten S
Raguso R
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Functional Ecology

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Corolla shape is one of many floral traits used by pollinators when making foraging decisions. Corolla shape has been implicated as a factor in floral isolation and evolutionary shifts between pollinator affinities, yet few studies have investigated how quantifiable …
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