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Protandry in two species of Streptanthus (Cruciferae)
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Gonadal Development, Social Structure, and Implications of Protandry by Aggressive Dominance in Amphiprion Anemonefish [PDF]
Anemonefish of the genus Amphiprion have developed a mating system involving protandrous sequential hermaphroditism, wherein male sexual maturation occurs prior to female sexual maturation within an individual1.
Jorgenson, Ivory
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We studied several flowering traits, namely, male-female cone phenology, male-female cone production per tree, mating system, sex ratio, air-borne pollen grains and pollen migration, over four successive years in two different natural populations of P ...
Chandra Mohan Sharma +2 more
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The study of the gamete maturation and the seasonal reproductive cycle of Solatopupa has been carried out by the histological analysis of both the ovotestes and the genital ducts of specimens which were periodically sampled from a natural, outcrossing ...
Alberta Boato, RASOTTO, MARIA BERICA
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Agronomic Behavior of Eighteen Pecan Cultivars in Southern Uruguay
The cultivation of pecan has been expanding in Uruguay for over 10 years. Given the lack of knowledge about its management and behavior under local conditions, the objective was to evaluate the viability and productive potential of different pecan ...
Paula Conde-Innamorato +3 more
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Males of the bushcricket, Requena verticalis, contribute parental investment at mating via a nutrient-rich spermatophore. Because the first male to mate has a high confidence of paternity, subsequent males have their investment cuckolded.
Llorens, T. +4 more
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International audienceNatural selection acting on timing of metamorphosis can be sex-specific, resulting in differences in timing between males and females. Insects with discrete generations frequently show protandry: males usually mature before females.
Singer, Michael, F., Nève, Gabriel
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Question: How can protandry of hermaphrodite flowers be an adaptive strategy? Does this differ for plant species with vertical (Digitalis purpurea) and non-vertical (Echium vulgare) inflorescences?Mathematical methods: We develop a measure for ...
de Jong, Tom J. +3 more
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Reproductive biology of Dillenia suffruticosa (Griffth) Martelli with emphasis on protandry.
Protandry was investigated in Dillenia suffruticosa (Griffth) Martelli. The species is highly specialized for its herkogamous, nectarless, pollen - only flowers with sternotribic pollination. Flower nature is revolver type. Wind pollination is absent and
K., Aswani, M., Sabu, K. P., Smisha
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Sexes in sync: phenotypic plasticity, sexual selection and phenological synchrony between the sexes in a wild hibernator. [PDF]
Thompson MJ +5 more
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