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鸟类,蝙蝠还是气候? 菜花的花型特征反映了对非生物环境的授粉

R E Stephens1,2, H Sauquet2,3, B Laugier4

  • 1School of Natural Sciences Macquarie University Ryde New South Wales Australia.

Ecology and evolution
|June 12, 2025
PubMed
概括

花的花朵大小和颜色一起进化,是由授粉者驱动的,而不是气候. 蝙蝠的缺席强烈预示着更大,多彩的花朵,可能会吸引鸟类.

关键词:
花的特征 花的特征功能生物地质学的功能生物地质学.宏观生态学的宏观生态学宏观演变的发生.授粉 授粉 授粉 授粉

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