自我不相容性限制了性繁殖,而不是环境条件在一个入侵的水

Luis O Portillo Lemus1, Michel Bozec1, Marilyne Harang1

  • 1ESE, Ecology and Ecosystem Health Institut Agro INRAE Rennes France.

概括

在入侵性Ludwigia grandiflora中种植的水果和种子不受环境因素的影响. 相反,一种涉及自我不相容性和花形态的异形繁殖系统控制着植物的繁殖.

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