North of Florida and Mexico
Recent studies highlight the intricate and diverse relationships between orchids and their pollinators, showcasing a complexity that has often been overlooked. This body of research brings together a wealth of information previously found in various obscure journals and publications, providing a comprehensive overview of these fascinating ecological interactions.
North of Florida and Mexico
Focusing on native and introduced American orchids north of Mexico and Florida, this volume provides in-depth insights into genetic compatibility, breeding systems, and pollination mechanisms. It explores the roles of various pollinators, fruiting success rates, and the limiting factors affecting each species, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding orchid biology and ecology.
"The Pollination Biology of North American Orchids" compiles extensive research on orchid-pollinator relationships, covering genetic compatibility, breeding systems, and pollination mechanisms for all North American orchids. This comprehensive second volume focuses on specific tribes and is essential for researchers, conservationists, and orchid enthusiasts alike.
"The Pollination Biology of North American Orchids" compiles extensive research on orchid-pollinator relationships, covering genetic compatibility, breeding systems, and pollination mechanisms for all native and introduced orchids in North America. This first volume includes detailed illustrations and serves researchers, conservationists, and orchid enthusiasts alike.