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The unique morphological basis and parallel evolutionary history of personate flowers in
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Premise: Adaptive radiation in ecologically and morphologically diverse plant lineages presents an opportunity to investigate the rapid evolution of novel floral traits. While some types of floral traits, such as flower color, are well-characterized, other types of complex morphologies remain understudied. One example is occluded personate flowers, dorso-ventrally compressed flowers with obstructed floral passageways, which have evolved in multiple genera, but have only been characterized from snapdragon. Methods: Our study examined the morphological basis and evolutionary history of personate flowers in a clade of Results: Unlike the personate flowers of snapdragon, personate flowers in Conclusions: The evolution of personate flowers in
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