Bitter-tasting Nectar And Floral Odors Optimize Outcrossing For Plants
Monday, September 1, 2008 - 20:35
in Biology & Nature
Experiments with genetically modified plants reveal new aspects on the biochemistry of flowers. Scientists have discovered how the chemistry of nectar and floral scents enforces good pollinator behavior, enabling plants to optimize the production of out-crossed seeds.
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