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Review: Cycads, chemicals, and coevolution
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Review: Cycads, chemicals, and coevolution
Cycads are an ancient lineage of gymnosperms with fascinating ecological interactions. In a recent review, Salzman et al. examine the various adaptations of cycads, from attracting pollinators to repelling parasites, focusing on the roles of their wide array of specialized metabolites. A somewhat unique trait in gymnosperms, most cycads have obligate insect pollination. To attract pollinators… Source
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