Las superficies de los narcisos poseen zonas que absorben y reflejan rayos UV: ¿ruta de los polinizadores revelada en Narcissus L. (Amaryllidaceae)?
Las superficies de los narcisos poseen zonas que absorben y reflejan rayos UV: ¿ruta de los polinizadores revelada en Narcissus L. (Amaryllidaceae)?
It is shown for the first time that flowers of different species of the genus Narcissus L. which visibly show yellow flowers to humans, show different levels of UV light absorption in certain parts, presumably visible to insects. Furthermore, large amounts of absorbed UV are observed, therefore, the result of this experiment provides biological, but at the same time technical data, possibly applicable to the development of anti-reflective materials.
amaryllidaceae, biotecnología, función de atracción, light reflection, biomimética, juncifolii, pseudonarcissii, función de defensa, light absorption, UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LA VIDA, defense function, attraction function, narcissus, biomimetics, estrategia, reflexión de la luz, absorción de la luz, biotechnology
amaryllidaceae, biotecnología, función de atracción, light reflection, biomimética, juncifolii, pseudonarcissii, función de defensa, light absorption, UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LA VIDA, defense function, attraction function, narcissus, biomimetics, estrategia, reflexión de la luz, absorción de la luz, biotechnology
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