Plant reproductive ecology patterns and strategies edited by Jon Lovett Doust and Lesley Lovett Doust.
Detalles de publicación: New York Oxford University Press 1990, c1988.Edición: Oxford Univ. Press pbkDescripción: xii, 344 p. ill. 24 cmISBN:- 0195063945 (pbk.)
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This collection of reviews by leading investigators examines plant reproduction and sexuality within a framework of evolutionary ecology, providing an up-to-date account of the field. The contributors discuss conceptual issues, showing the importance of sex allocation, sexual selection and inclusive fitness, and the dimensions of paternity and maternity in plants. The evolution, maintenance, and loss of self-incompatibility in plants, the nature of 'sex choice' in plants, and sex dimorphism are all explored in detail. Specific forms of biotic interactions shaping the evolution of plant reproductive strategy are discussed, and a taxonomically based review of the reproductive ecology of non-angiosperm plant groups, such as bryophytes, ferns, and algae, is presented. Together these studies focus on the complexities of plant life cycles and the distinctive reproductive biologies of these organisms, while showing the similarities between nonflowering plants and the more thoroughly documented flowering species.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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- Conceptual Issues in Plant Breeding Systems
- Sociology of plants - an emerging synthesis
- Paternity in Plants; David Haig and Mark Westoby: Inclusive fitness, seed resources, and maternal care
- Monomorphic and dimorphic sexual strategies - a modular approach
- The evolution, maintenance, and loss of self-incompatability systems
- Gender diphasy (""sex choice"")
- Ecological Forces
- Nectar production, flowering p