US EditionHow Soil and Climate Help Maintain a Flower Colour Polymorphism
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How Soil and Climate Help Maintain a Flower Colour Polymorphism
The diversity of floral colours is one of the natural phenomena that most capture human attention, from the variety in small gardens to the vibrant displays across vast landscapes. However, this colour variation occurs in nature not only between species but also among individuals and populations of the same species—a phenomenon known as floral colour polymorphism. Among the elements that determine floral colours are pigments, with anthocyanins b…
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