NEBC 120th Anniversary Botanical Research Conference Presentations

Autor: Genevieve Nuttall, Lian G. Bruno, David Werier, Ella Weber, Steven Daniel, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Matthew G. Hickler, Nishanta Rajakaruna, Vikram E. Chhatre, Jehane Samaha, Matthew Benedict, Roberta Hill, Danny Haelewaters, Karl C. Fetter, Darren Vine, Elizabeth M. Wolkovich, Benjamin Parmentier, Eric E. Lamont, Ian D. Medeiros, Thomas J. Mozdzer, Chelsea Parise, Rick Harper, Catherine Landis, Jesse Bellemare, Hilary Rose Dawson, Erika J. Edwards, James Mickley, Donald H. Pfister, Elizabeth J. Farnsworth, Dov F. Sax, Tristan W. Wang, Regan Early, Stephen R. Keller, Alex W. Bajcz, Jacolyn Bailey, Pamela K. Diggle, Claudia Deeg, C. John Burk, Peter M. Bradley, Katherine R. McKenna, Donald J. Leopold, Kai Jensen, Richard Stalter, Prerana Vaddi, Alan Giese, Rebecca Bernardos, Paul A. Weston, Erik Martin, Donald Schall, Steven Riberdy, Kathleen M. McCauley, Chang-Lin Zhao, Josiah Chow, Elizabeth Davis, Keith Williams, Robert I. Bertin, J. Adam Langley, Glenn Motzkin, Charles C. Davis, Sydne Record, Caitlin E. Bauer, Sarah T. Bois, Emilia Mason, Timothy Savas, David Porter, Peter P. Grima, Hillary Holt, Emily Marsh, Francis A. Drummond, Noah Charney, Ella M. Samuel, Janet R. Sullivan, Connor Hill, Marjorie M. Holland, Francine N. Leech, Christian Schorn, Claire Hopkins, Jennifer Marino, Pamela T. Polloni, Tim Whitfeld, Tim Boland, Natasha Krell, Adrienne P. Smyth, William E. Brumback, Christian O. Marks, J. Patrick Megonigal, Patrick W. Sweeney, Karen B. Searcy, Barbara M. Thiers, Daniel F. Flynn, Jenny Yung, Michelle R. Jackson, Christopher D. Neefus

Publikováno v: Rhodora. 117:507-541

The consequences of initial variability in reproductive effort on later pollination and fruit development have frequently been investigated with flower removal experiments. Often, plants produce many fewer fruits than flowers, so flower removal might

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