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Volume
41, Number 2,
June 1995:
The Yucca Plant and
the Yucca Moth
Text-only
version
ISSUE
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ABOUT
THIS ISSUE
- about
KSN
- about
the authors
IN THIS ISSUE
- introduction
- mutualism
- coevolution
- a
"transparent" system
- yucca
moth pollination
- male
and female yucca moths
- mark
and recapture
- C.V.
Riley
- the
yucca plant
- yucca
flowers
- yucca
products
- yucca
pods and larval moths
- bailing
out of the pods
- old
pods
- what
we do not know
- what
prevents a cheater?
- how
did the yucca and yucca moth relationship evolve?
- solving
problems
- for
additional information
SLIDESHOW
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all images in this issue.
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The
Yucca Plant and the Yucca Moth
by Marylee
Ramsay and John Richard Schrock
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Cover
Photo: The most common yucca in the Midwest adn eastern
Great Plains is Yucca filamentosa, a cultivar
limited to towns and graveyard plantings in these
regions.
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