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12% of recorded angiosperm species were dioecious.
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e0“Of the 3166 angiosperm species recorded in this area, 74.5% were hermaphroditic, 13.5% were monoecious and 12% were dioecious, showing a high incidence of diclinous species”
Title
Patterns and drivers of plant sexual systems in the dry-hot valley region of southwestern China
Rong Ma; Qi Xu; Yongqian Gao; et al. Plant Diversity 2023. doi:10.1016/j.pld.2023.07.010
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- Observation 74.5% of recorded angiosperm species were hermaphroditic.
- Observation 13.5% of recorded angiosperm species were monoecious.
- Association Diclinous species were associated with tropical elements.
- Association hermaphroditic species were associated with temperate and cosmopolitan elements.
- Association hermaphroditism were associated with showy floral displays, specialist entomophily, dry fruits and herbaceous plants.
- Association Dioecy were associated with inconspicuous, pale-colored flowers, generalist entomophily, fleshy fruits, and woody plants.
- Association monoecy were associated with inconspicuous, pale-colored flowers, anemophily, dry fruits, and herbaceous plants.
- Association hermaphroditic species were associated with flower in the dry season.
- Association diclinous species were associated with flower in the rainy season.
- Association plants were associated with flower in the rainy season and set fruits in the dry season.
- Association plants were associated with opposite pattern.