印度檀香的昆虫学和鸟类学，檀香科第1册。

Q4 Environmental Science

Contributii Botanice Pub Date : 2022-12-30 DOI:10.24193/contrib.bot.57.11

P. SUVARNA RAJU, Aluri JACOB SOLOMON RAJU

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摘要

檀香是一种常绿树种，每年开花两次，在5月至9月之间间隔一个月。它雌雄同体，专性自交不亲和，嗜虫。主要的传粉者是蜜蜂和雌雄蝴蝶，而一种食蚜蝇和波特黄蜂在两个开花季节都是额外的传粉者。果实肉质，核果有1或2粒种子，种子的传播是鸟栖的。研究结果表明，沙蚕对传粉和种子传播具有一定的媒介依赖性。

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ENTOMOPHILY AND ORNITHOCHORY IN THE INDIAN SANDALWOOD, SANTALUM ALBUM L. (SANTALACEAE)

Santalum album is an evergreen tree species that flowers twice in a year with a gap of one month during May-September. It is hermaphrodite, obligately self-incompatible and entomophilous. The principal pollinators are bees and nymphalid butterflies while a species of hoverfly and potter wasp are additional pollinators in both flowering seasons. The fruits are fleshy, 1- or 2-seeded drupes and seed dispersal is ornithochorous. The study indicates that S. album is obligately vector-dependent for pollination and seed dispersal.

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Contributii Botanice Environmental Science-Ecology

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期刊介绍： Contributii Botanice is an international, peer-reviewed journal publishing scientifically sound papers in the fields of Plant Systematics, Phytosociology, Plant Physiology and Morphology, Plant Ecology, Population Ecology, Ecosystem Ecology, Phytogeography, Phytopathology, Microbiology, Paleobotany, Plant Conservation and Cell/Molecular Plant Biology. Papers of mostly taxonomic nature or focussed on floristics and phytosociology will only be considered if they exceed the pure descriptive approach and have relevance interpreting patterns in the above mentioned plant sciences.