@BotanyBenson @JaneCStout Possibly, though Ceropegia combines it with a trap-flower morphology. Sometimes flowers smell/look unique just to be different, to make them stand out from other species and reinforce associative learning. This might interest …
@Matt_W_Austin The first paper using it is this one: https://t.co/WxgWPSLBD2
♻️🆓: The diversity and evolution of pollination systems in large plant clades: Apocynaceae as a case study https://t.co/nW5tdTycY7 https://t.co/GdJzhqiVJF
I agree in part, but I don't think it's true to say that "no one" cites taxonomic work. I certainly do: a significant proportion of the papers cited in this study of #Apocynaceae pollination ecology were systematic, and a number of co-authors systematis…