2013
DOI: 10.4161/psb.22704
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Natural selection on floral volatile production inPenstemon digitalis: Highlighting the role of linalool

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“…The genus Penstemon is becoming a model system for floral biology research, in part because of its diversity and multiple evolutionary transitions from bee to hummingbird pollination (Castellanos et al 2004;Wessinger et al 2014;Wilson et al 2007). Until recently, studies of scent in the genus Penstemon have been absent (Parachnowitsch et al 2012(Parachnowitsch et al , 2013. For beepollinated P. digitalis, Parachnowitsch et al (2012) found natural selection to increase floral scent emission rates in a common garden population, suggesting that scent plays an important role in Penstemon reproductive ecology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The genus Penstemon is becoming a model system for floral biology research, in part because of its diversity and multiple evolutionary transitions from bee to hummingbird pollination (Castellanos et al 2004;Wessinger et al 2014;Wilson et al 2007). Until recently, studies of scent in the genus Penstemon have been absent (Parachnowitsch et al 2012(Parachnowitsch et al , 2013. For beepollinated P. digitalis, Parachnowitsch et al (2012) found natural selection to increase floral scent emission rates in a common garden population, suggesting that scent plays an important role in Penstemon reproductive ecology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Its two enantiomeric forms, due to the chirality of its hydroxylated carbon, occur in different proportions in floral extracts from distinct plant species (Dötterl et al, 2006a;Parachnowitsch et al, 2013). Various cyclic pyranoid or furanoid oxygenated derivatives are most often present along with linalool, such as the furanoid lilac compounds (Figure 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Linalool, another compound with a fragrance pleasant to the human nose, is one of the most common components of floral scents (Raguso and Pichersky 1999;Knudsen 2006;Kaiser 2010) suggesting its importance and versatility in flower/pollinator communication (Parachnowitsch et al 2013;Salzmann and Schiestl 2007). It can be present as a very minor component (and still show behavioural activity) in hawkmoth pollinated Datura wrightii Regel.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It can be present as a very minor component (and still show behavioural activity) in hawkmoth pollinated Datura wrightii Regel. (Riffell et al 2009), as a nectar odour in bee pollinated Penstemon flowers (under positive selection; see Parachnowitsch et al 2012Parachnowitsch et al , 2013, and as a dominant odour in the early spring flora (BorgKarlson et al 1994). Surprisingly, Parachnowitsch et al (2012Parachnowitsch et al ( , 2013 found that floral scent in weakly scented Penstemon digitalis Nutt.…”
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confidence: 99%
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