With respect to sexual reproduction, some plant species
Chapter 38, Problem 38.25(choose chapter or problem)
With respect to sexual reproduction, some plant species are fully self-fertile, others are fully self-incompatible, and some exhibit a mixed strategy with partial self-incompatibility. These reproductive strategies differ in their implications for evolutionary potential. How, for example, might a selfincompatible species fare as a small founder population or remnant population in a severe population bottleneck (see Chapter 23), as compared with a self-fertile species?
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