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Absence of Sex Differential Plasticity to Light Availability during Seed Maturation in Geranium sylvaticum

2015

Sex-differential plasticity (SDP) hypothesis suggests that since hermaphrodites gain fitness through both pollen and seed production they may have evolved a higher degree of plasticity in their reproductive strategy compared to females which achieve fitness only through seed production. SDP may explain the difference in seed production observed between sexes in gynodioecious species in response to resource (nutrients or water) availability. In harsh environments, hermaphrodites decrease seed production whereas females keep it relatively similar regardless of the environmental conditions. Light availability can be also a limiting resource and thus could theoretically affect differently femal…

LightSex-differential plasticity (SDP) hypothesismedia_common.quotation_subjectGeraniumlcsh:Medicinemetsäkurjenpolvimedicine.disease_causeGeranium sylvaticumHermaphroditePollenBotanymedicinelight availabilitylcsh:ScienceC200 Botanymedia_commonSex CharacteristicsMultidisciplinarybiologyReproductionlcsh:Rfungita1183food and beveragesbiology.organism_classificationenvironmental conditionsSeed dispersal syndromeHorticultureGeraniumseed productionGeranium sylvaticumSeedsta1181lcsh:QsiementuotantoShadingReproductionC180 EcologyInbreedingResearch ArticlePLoS ONE
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