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pollination syndromes Flashcards

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bee

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color: blue, purple, yellow
scent: fresh, strong

flowering time: day

corolla: bilateral landing platform
reward: nectar and/or pollen

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butterfly

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color: bright, often red
scent: fresh, weak

flowering time: day

corolla: landing platform; sometimes nectar spurs
reward: nectar only

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moth

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color: white or pale (easier to locate at night)
scent: sweet, strong

flowering time: night/dusk

corolla: dissected; sometimes nectar spurs
reward: nectar only

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fly (reward)

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color: light
scent: faint

flowering time: day

corolla: radial, shallow
reward: nectar and/or pollen

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fly (carrion)

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color: brownish, purplish
scent: rotten, strong

flowering time: day or night

corolla: enclosed or open
reward: none

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beetle

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color: often green or white
scent: various, strong

flowering time: day or night

corolla: enclosed or open
reward: nectar and/or pollen

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bird

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color: bright, often red
scent: none

flowering time: day

corolla: tubular or pendant; ovary often inferior
reward: nectar only

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bat

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color: whitish
scent: musky, strong

flowering time: night

corolla: showy flower or inflorescence
reward: nectar and/or pollen

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non-flying mammals

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color: dull-colored
scent: unscented to variously strong

flowering time: night

corolla: robust; exserted styles and stamina
reward: copious pollen and/or nectar

  • -broad range of characteristics
  • -differences in morphology and foraging behavior
  • -primates: unscented and very large
  • -marsupials: in forest canopy
  • -rodents: close to grounds, yeasty odor
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blue flower

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bee

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purple flower

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bee or fly (carrion)

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yellow flower

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bee

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bright flowers

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bee (yellow)
butterfly
bird (red)

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red flowers

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butterfly

bird

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white flowers

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moth
fly (reward)
beetle
bat

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dull flowers

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nonflying mammals

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strong scented flowers

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bee
moth
fly (carrion)
bat
nonflying mammals
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unscented flowers

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bird

nonflying mammals

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freshly scented flowers

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bee

butterfly

20
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weakly scented flowers

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butterfly

fly (reward)

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musky scented flowers

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bat

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rotten scented flowers

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fly (carrion)

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sweetly scented flowers

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moth

24
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fresh + strong

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bee

25
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fresh + weak

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butterfly

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sweet + strong

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moth

27
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faint

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fly (reward)

28
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rotten + strong

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fly (carrion)

29
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various, strong

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beetle

30
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unscented

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bird

31
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musky + strong

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bat

32
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unscented to variously strong

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nonflying mammals

33
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flowering during the day

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bee
butterfly
fly (reward, carrion)
beetle
bird
34
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flowering during the night

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moth
fly (carrion)
beetle
bat
nonflying mammals
35
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bilateral landing platform

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bee

36
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landing platform; sometimes nectar spurs

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butterfly

37
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dissected corolla; sometimes nectar spurs

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moth

38
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radial, shallow corolla

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fly (reward)

39
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enclosed or open corolla

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fly (carrion)

beetle

40
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tubular or pendant corolla; ovary often inferior

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bird

41
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showy flower or inflorescence

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bat

42
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robust; exserted styles and stamens

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nonflying mammals

43
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reward: nectar only

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butterfly
moth
bird

44
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nectar or pollen reward

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bee
fly (reward)
beetle
bat
nonflying mammals (copious amounts)
45
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no reward

A

fly (carrion)

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