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Intraspecific variation and ecology of a highly restricted paleoendemic (Witsenia maura) in the south-western Cape
Witsenia is a monospecific genus of the putatively basal group, the woody Iridaceae. This upright iris has extremely long black and yellow flowers ( see fig. 1) that are thought to have been pollinated by an extinct Sunbird. The role of the unusual black floral colouration is investigated as this co...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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