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“‘Bite Me Here!’: Multidisciplinary Research Uncovers the Resonance
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“‘Bite Me Here!’: Multidisciplinary Research Uncovers the Resonance
In the high-altitude realms of the Himalaya-Hengduan Mountains in southwestern China, a remarkable evolutionary phenomenon unfolds among hundreds of species of lousewort (Pedicularis). These wildflowers have evolved uniquely shaped petals, known as the galea, which bear an uncanny resemblance to elephant heads, complete with elongated beaks that resemble trunks. This extraordinary floral morphology underpins an intricate and highly specialized p…
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