floralSystem
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| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| GUID | |
| Rebipp Class | rebipp:PlantTrait |
| Label | floralSystem |
| Definition | The floral system (morphological, temporal or movement-based mechanism) in which bisexual flowers optimize their reproductive success, through mechanisms that promote self- or cross-pollination. |
| Comments | |
| Examples | herkogamy, heterostyly, stylar dimorphism |
| Controlled vocabulary | |
| Darwin Core Class | Occurrence |
| Cardinality | One to one |
| Reference Protocol |
The controlled vocabulary is missing. This should be consulted to a specialist to cover the full range of options.
You may use Cardoso et al. 2018 as a reference for the Floral Systems.
I don't feel able to contribute.
I have just a minor suggestion of change to the definition of this term. I could be: The system by which bisexual flowers optimize their reproductive success, through mechanisms that promote self- or cross-pollination. It can be a morphological, temporal or movement-based mechanism".
I also agree with all previous comments.
@carmensspires I agree with some minor changes :-D
Definition: The system by which bisexual flowers optimize their reproductive success, through mechanisms that promote self- or cross-pollination
Comments: It can be a morphological, temporal or movement-based mechanism".
Maybe include more examples as: heteranthery, enantiostily, dichogamy, flexistily, heterodichogamy, etc
Nothing to add
New definition: The system by which bisexual flowers optimize their reproductive success, through mechanisms that promote self- or cross-pollination
Comments: It can be a morphological, temporal or movement-based mechanism
Controlled vocabulary: adopt Cardoso et al. 2018 terms