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spelling Sato, Hisashi 0002-9122 1537-2197 Wiley Plant Science Genetics Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics http://dx.doi.org/10.3732/ajb.89.2.263 <jats:p>The floral longevity of unpollinated, hand self‐, and hand cross‐pollinated flowers was compared in two varieties of <jats:italic>Impatiens hypophylla</jats:italic>, which contrasts with their mating systems. When flowers were emasculated and hand‐pollinated every day after anthesis, their longevity was reduced. In the absence of emasculation and hand pollination, the staminate phase of the flowers of both varieties was 1 d longer. After the staminate phase, flowers of the outcrossing variety dropped their androecium, exposing the stigma and initiating the pistillate phase, which lasted for ∼2 d. In contrast, flowers of the mixed‐mating variety self‐pollinated autonomously and then terminated their flowering. Under great seasonal variation in the pollinator visitation rate, which was observed in their natural populations, the outcrossing variety should maximize expected outcross success through the phenology of floral sex phases, whereas the mixed‐mating variety self‐pollinated ovules that were not outcrossed within the staminate phase. Based on these results, I suggest that the autonomous self‐pollination in <jats:italic>I. hypophylla</jats:italic> induced differences both in the selfing coefficient and in floral longevity between the varieties.</jats:p> The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of <i>Impatiens hypophylla</i> (Balsaminaceae) American Journal of Botany
spellingShingle Sato, Hisashi, American Journal of Botany, The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae), Plant Science, Genetics, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
title The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae)
title_full The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae)
title_fullStr The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae)
title_full_unstemmed The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae)
title_short The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae)
title_sort the role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of <i>impatiens hypophylla</i> (balsaminaceae)
title_unstemmed The role of autonomous self‐pollination in floral longevity in varieties of Impatiens hypophylla (Balsaminaceae)
topic Plant Science, Genetics, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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