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Pollination systems in Namaqualand : a response to a predictable winter rainfall regime
The low abundance and relatively low diversity of anthophilous insects in Namaqualand appears to have resulted in the extensive radiation in floral characters. The paucity of empirical data supporting the notion of pollen limitation, necessitates further research in the pollination ecology of the re...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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