Dracula orchids exploit guilds of fungus visiting flies: new perspectives on a mushroom mimic
Abstract
1. Dracula orchids mimic mushrooms in appearance and scent, and are pollinated by mushroom flies. This study examined the guilds of insect visitors to Dracula species and to co‐occurring mushrooms in an Ecuadorean cloud forest. Significant visitor overlap was documented (mostly in the genera Zygothrica and Hirtodrosophila ; Drosophilidae). To test the brood‐site mimicry hypothesis, behavioural observations were also performed and rearing success...
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Title
Dracula orchids exploit guilds of fungus visiting flies: new perspectives on a mushroom mimic
Published Date
Feb 27, 2019
Journal
Volume
44
Issue
4
Pages
457 - 470
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