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mutualisms are and 3 types |
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interactions of mutual favors 1.) trophic 2.) defensive 3.) dispersive |
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complimentary ways to aquire energy ex: bacteris breaking down cellulose for cows in the rumin |
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| trade food or shelter for defense. ex ant and acacia. plants secret sugar. ants come and eat sugar and in return protect the plant |
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trade foor for transport ex. pollen transfer and seed dispersal |
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| "selfing" for plants and disadvantages: |
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pollen reaches stigma by gravity - need wind, sometimes pollen is wasted (if species are far away) |
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| adaptations against selfing: (5) |
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1.) chemical incompatibilty 2.) spatial seperation of sexes within flower 3.)spatial seperation of sexes in different individuals 4.) temporal seperation between pollen release and female receptiveness 5.) heterostyly |
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| having flowers with styles of different lenghts |
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| wind pollination: advantage and disadvantages? |
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advantage: cheap, dont need flowers or nectors, odors limitations- need copious quantities of pollen -plants need to be in monospecific stands -rare in highly diverse communities |
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flower shape color odor timing all to attract vectors |
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gently places pollen on bee back |
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| forces bee into water trap with only exist past pollen |
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| lures male bee with a dummy female. slams bee against pollen |
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-reduce competition with parents (survival greater away from parents) -reduce seed predation |
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| abiotic dispersal mechanisms |
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wind an water external carriage by animals |
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| wind dispersal fruits need |
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| wind dispersal not very effective |
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| in dense plant communities |
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| in dense plant communites seed |
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| active dispersal mutualisms: |
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| need bait, edible fruits or eliasomes |
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