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doi: 10.6086/d1n682
Plants were grown from seeds from four source populations. These plants were then exposed to various pollination treatments, and we noted the number of pods (fruits) and seeds resulting from each treatment. We took a subset of these plants and did a second round of crosses, again noting the number or pods and seeds resulting from each pollination treatment.
This dataset comprises the field and greenhouse pollination studies into the rare plant, Sibara filifolia. It describes how plant reproductive fitness measures differed across different pollination treatments.
Data are saved as an xlsx and README is a text file.
Cross-pollination, seed set, pollination ecology, fruit set, self-pollination, FOS: Natural sciences
Cross-pollination, seed set, pollination ecology, fruit set, self-pollination, FOS: Natural sciences
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