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Peter Tóth1,2, Sjors Huizinga3, Harro Bouwmeester3

  • 1bioTomal, Rúbaň, Slovakia.

Plant & cell physiology
|February 17, 2026
PubMed
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バターバーブロームラペ (Orobanche flava) は,異なる場所の異なる花の香りと受粉者コミュニティを展示しています. これは,この寄生植物における受粉媒介選択によって引き起こされる生態型の分岐を示唆している.

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