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The ecology of rodent pollination in Liparia parva (Fabaceae)
The evolution of non-flying mammal pollination has given rise to a broad suite of adaptive plant traits including dull coloured and geoflorous flowers, copious sucrose rich nectar, nocturnal anthesis and nectar production and a musky odour. The Fynbos endemic, Liparia parva (Fabaceae) has been recog...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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