Patterns of pollen flow in monomorphic enantiostylous species: the importance of floral morphology and pollinators’ size

Enantiostyly is a floral polymorphism consisting in the presence of two floral morphs that differ in the deflection of the style to the right or left in the populations. Monomorphic enantiostyly consists in plants showing both morphs within an individual and is thought to promote pollen transference...

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