Pollination Ecology of Hibiscus tiliaceus L. (Malvaceae), an Evergreen Tree Species Valuable in Coastal and Inland Eco-Restoration

Author:

Aluri Jacob Solomon Raju1,Kunuku Venkata Ramana2,Chappidi Prasada Rao2,Kammarchedu Bhushanam Jeevan Prasad1

Affiliation:

1. Andhra University , Department of Environmental Sciences , Visakhapatnam , India , IN-530003

2. Andhra University , Department of Botany , Visakhapatnam , India , IN-530003

Abstract

Abstract Hibiscus tiliaceus is an amphibious evergreen tree species which grows naturally in coastal and terrestrial habitats. Flowering and fruiting is mostly seasonal. It is self-compatible, protandrous, ambophilous involving melittophily and anemophily, and hydrochorous. Melittophily involves certain bees, which effect sternotribic pollination. Anemophily is functional only during the afternoon period. Delayed autonomous autogamy, a characteristic of the Malvaceae family, is not functional in this species. The tree has dual modes of regeneration, by seed and by sprouting prostrate stems. It is a most suitable species for coastal and inland eco-restoration.

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

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