The role of flower shape, color, and scent in communication between Haplopappus cooperi and its pollinator, the honeybee
Baron J. 1994. The role of flower shape, color, and scent in communication between Haplopappus cooperi and its pollinator, the honeybee
The author studied the symbiotic relationship between a flowering plant and its pollinators. The honeybee was confirmed as a pollinator of Haplopappus cooperi. It was determined that the communication between plant and pollinator is more complex than just color, shape, and size of a flower.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Baron, Jennifer
- Date of Issue
- 1994
- Units
- MOJA
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, Granite Mountains Reserve Mojave National Preserve, Haplopappus cooperi, Models, Plant Studies, Pollination