Female orchid bee euglossa dilemma visits the perfume orchid coryanthes panamensis in florida
Abstract Male orchid bees gather fragrance chemicals from the surfaces of about 700 species of neotropical orchids and pollinate them in the process. The males display the collected chemicals during their courtship, and female orchid bees will mate only with males displaying a species-specific blend of collected chemicals.
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