Fritillaria species, a well-known Chinese traditional medicine for more than 2,000 years,
have become rare resources due to excessive harvesting. In order to balance the …

The early-branching clades of Fabaceae subfamily Papilionoideae are characterized by
their remarkable lability in floral architecture. In contrast, more derived papilionoid lineages …

Fritillaria spp., comprising perennial bulbous plants of significant medicinal and ornamental
value, face high endangerment in their natural habitats. Despite their importance, the …

The Fritillaria species ranked as a well-known traditional medicine in China and has
become rare due to excessive harvesting. To find reasonable strategy for conservation and …

Abstract Background and Aims There are intrinsic conflicts between signalling to mutualists
and concealing (camouflaging) from antagonists. Like animals, plants also use camouflage …

Pollinators are often perceived as a primary selective agent influencing flower traits such as
colour, size, and nectar properties. The genus Fritillaria L.(Liliaceae), comprising …

Fritillaria aurea, unlike other Fritillaria species, is a narrowly endemic species. It has a brown
checkered speckled color on each tepal and also has regular yellow intense colors on the …

Understanding the mechanisms by which non-native plants can attract pollinators in their
new geographical zones is important because such species infiltrate native communities …

The relationship between spatial distribution and phylogeny has been widely debated in
recent decades. To understand biogeographic and evolutionary history relationships and to …

Specialized bracts of Himalayan 'glasshouse'plants are well known for adapting to diverse
stresses in alpine environments, thus ensuring normal sexual reproduction. However, little …