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December 1, 2003EvolutionOpen Access

Pollen Transfer by Hummingbirds and Bumblebees, and the Divergence of Pollination Modes in Penstemon

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MCMaría Clara CastellanosUniversity of SussexPWPaul WilsonSmithsonian InstitutionJTJames D. ThomsonPortland State University

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