Geographic variation in pollinator communities in the MidWestern US

Mitchell RJ. Geographic variation in pollinator communities in the MidWestern US. Research Permit and Reporting System

This Project explores the reproductive and pollination ecology of Mimulus ringens (Square-stem Monkeyflower). The specific focus is on how among-site variation in floral display size (number of flowers open at once) influences selfing rates, inbreeding depression, and floral traits associated with the mating system. We are also exploring how other aspects of ecological context, such as pollinator abundance and species composition influence pollen limitation and mating system. This work is funde

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Mitchell, Randall
Publisher
Research Permit and Reporting System
Units
CUVA

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