Mechanisms and evolution of deceptive pollination in orchids.¶
Jersáková, J., Johnson, S. D., & Kindlmann, P. (2006). Mechanisms and evolution of deceptive pollination in orchids. Biological Reviews, 81(2), 219-235.
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Primes¶
- Antagonist
- Software resource-handle hoarding: a process holds a file lock, database connection, or mutex acquired but does no work with it, denying others access while the resource is recognised as held. Ecology: some plant species occupy a pollinator's foraging visit without producing nectar, denying access during the visit window.
This sourceReviews food-deceptive and other non-rewarding orchid pollination: flowers occupy a pollinator's foraging visit by mimicking a reward signal while producing no nectar, denying the visit any payoff.
- Software resource-handle hoarding: a process holds a file lock, database connection, or mutex acquired but does no work with it, denying others access while the resource is recognised as held. Ecology: some plant species occupy a pollinator's foraging visit without producing nectar, denying access during the visit window.
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