Heterostylous morph differences in pollen transfer and deposition patterns in Primula sieboldii on a visitation by a queen bumblebee, measured with a semi-natural experimental system
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- 2002-04-01
著者
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Washitani Izumi
Laboratory Of Conservation Ecology Department Of Ecosystem Studies Graduate School Of Agricultural A
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Matsumura Chizuru
Laboratory Of Conservation Ecology Department Of Ecosystem Studies Institute Of Agricultural And Lif
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Washitani Izumi
Laboratory Of Conservation Ecology Department Of Ecosystem Studies Institute Of Agricultural And Lif
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