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Effects of pollination on floral attraction and longevity
1997
Journal of Experimental Botany
be due to the greater attention that has been paid to the effects of ethylene. Nonetheless, the possibility The end of a flower's attraction to pollinators may be remains that endogenous ethylene has a role in chandue to a range of visible cues such as permanent ging perianth form and colour in addition to signalling flower closure, a colour change, and withering or the occurrence of pollination. abscission of the petals. Floral attraction may be reduced by pollination. Pollination-induced
doi:10.1093/jxb/48.9.1615
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