2011
DOI: 10.3159/torrey-d-11-00024.1
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The Pollination Biology of an Annual Endemic Herb, Physaria filiformis (Brassicaceae), in the Missouri Ozarks Following Controlled Burns1

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“…When ‘1038’, ‘1573’ and ‘761A’ were self‐pollinated, low numbers of pollen tubes penetrated the stigma and no pollen tubes reached the ovary, suggesting that these clones are totally SI (typical early‐acting, SI response; Edens‐Meier et al. ). Although ‘1590’ had higher numbers of pollen tubes penetrating the stigma, no pollen tubes reached the ovary, suggesting it is also a SI clone.…”
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“…When ‘1038’, ‘1573’ and ‘761A’ were self‐pollinated, low numbers of pollen tubes penetrated the stigma and no pollen tubes reached the ovary, suggesting that these clones are totally SI (typical early‐acting, SI response; Edens‐Meier et al. ). Although ‘1590’ had higher numbers of pollen tubes penetrating the stigma, no pollen tubes reached the ovary, suggesting it is also a SI clone.…”
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confidence: 81%
“…Early‐acting SI is regarded as ancestral within this family (Edens‐Meier et al. ), but a number of wild species in the Brassicaceae also exhibit SC. A brief review of what is known in the annual oil seed rape ( Brassica rapa sl) provides some additional insights.…”
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“…Additional collection and distribution records for both bee species and the plant species off which they were collected (where available) were solicited and obtained directly from published literature and museum, university, and researchers' private collections (Tables 1 and 2). The taxonomic literature describing A. micheneri and H. sparsus was also examined to inform search and detection of historical collection records (Cresson 1869;Robertson 1898Robertson , 1929Lovell, 1901;Metz 1911;Timberlake 1947Timberlake , 1980Michener and Moure 1957;Krombein 1958;Hurd 1979;Mitchell 1951Mitchell , 1960Mitchell , 1962Snelling 1968Snelling , 1970Silveira 1995;Michener 1942Michener , 2007Edens-meier et al 2011;Moure et al 2012;Poole and Gentili 2014).…”
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