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The Reproductive biology of Erica pudens
Erica is the largest genus in the Cape Florisitic Region (CFR) boasting a diverse range of floral morphology and pollination systems. Even though it is such a diverse genus, there is minimal research examining the pollination biology of specific species. This research inspects the pollination biolog...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2015
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