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Blüten der Pfeifenwinde locken Sargfliegen mit Todesduft

Blüten der Pfeifenwinde locken Sargfliegen mit Todesduft
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Bestäubung - Blüten der Pfeifenwinde locken Sargfliegen mit Todesduft

Bestäubung - Blüten der Pfeifenwinde locken Sargfliegen mit Todesduft
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Biologie: Pfeifenblume lockt Fliegen mit Todesduft

Biologie: Pfeifenblume lockt Fliegen mit Todesduft
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Botany: Scent of death attracts coffin flies to pipevine flowers

In a new study, an international team of plant researchers including the Institute of Botany at TU Dresden has discovered an unusual and previously unknown reproductive strategy in plants: the Greek pipevine species Aristolochia microstoma produces a unique mixture of volatiles that resembles the smell of dead and decaying insects to attract the pollinating fly genus Megaselia (also known as coffin flies ) to its trap-flowers. The study was recently published in the open-access journal Frontiers .

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The Sneaky, Lying Flower That Pretends to Be a Rotting Beetle

Aristolochia microstoma finds love by smelling like death. Coffin flies can’t resist.

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