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- Title
Late-acting self-incompatibility and a narrow floral tube as selective forces for stylar dimorphism in Narcissus (Amaryllidaceae): A response to Simón-Porcar.
- Authors
Faivre, Amy E.
- Abstract
Simón-Porcar proposes an alternative origin in the evolutionary pathway to heterostyly as described in a model proposed by Lloyd and Webb. Below I summarize her key points and namely consider the implications of comparing her model to ideas within the Charlesworth and Charlesworth model. The hypothesis that she has chosen to propose is similar to ones that others have proposed for this same genus, thus I have tried to distinguish how Simón-Porcar's hypothesis differs from theirs, as well as give credit to their contributions to these ideas. Finally, I have added a few more suggestions related to testing her hypothesis.
- Subjects
PLANT self-incompatibility; DIMORPHISM in plants; NARCISSUS (Plants); HETEROSTYLISM; PLANT evolution
- Publication
Ideas In Ecology & Evolution, 2018, Vol 11, p74
- ISSN
1918-3178
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.4033/iee.2018.11.9.c