Male function matters: extending the preconditions for pollinator-prey conflict. A commentary on “Fatal attraction: flowers lure pollinators as prey in the carnivorous Drosera hookeri (Droseraceae)”

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Abstract
Ruth J Cozien, Timotheüs van der Niet, Steve Johnson, Andreas Jürgens; Male function matters: extending the preconditions for pollinator-prey conflict. A c
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Journal Annals of botany
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