11 Mar 2026Open access
Multiple lines of evidence confirm predicted moth pollination of the fragrant, foliage-coloured Cape orchid Satyrium odorumFlora, Plant and animal studies
Active, last published 2026
Timotheüs van der
Niet
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University of Cape Town
South Africa1
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