An echo beacon is produced by the rainforest vine Marcgravia evenia, allowing bats to make multiple stops for pollination. Photo courtesy of Ralph Simon Marcgravia evenia, a vine in the rain forests ...
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We’re all pretty comfortable with the fact that some flowers have evolved to attract pollinators with their bright colors and intriguing smells, right? But what about when your pollinator relies on ...
The Cuban rainforest vine Marcgravia evenia has developed a distinctively shaped concave leaf next to its flowers which, the researchers noticed, is reminiscent of a dish reflector. By analyzing the ...
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