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Various Contrivances by which Orchids are Fertilised by Insects
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328 pages
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This work explores the intricate relationships between orchids and their insect pollinators, detailing the various mechanisms by which these plants ensure fertilization. Originally published in 1892, it provides a scientific examination of the adaptations and strategies employed by orchids to attract and utilize insects for reproduction. The reprint maintains the original's quality, offering readers a glimpse into historical botanical research and the fascinating interplay between flora and fauna.
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2019, paperback
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