Pollination ofCampomanesia phaea(Myrtaceae) by night-active bees: a new nocturnal pollination system mediated by floral scent
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Pollination ofCampomanesia phaea(Myrtaceae) by night-active bees: a new nocturnal pollination system mediated by floral scent
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PLANT BIOLOGY
Volume 19, Issue 2, Pages 132-139
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Wiley
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2016-10-22
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10.1111/plb.12520
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