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Food of Australian Birds

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Leaving a note here on what Food of Australian Birds contains for Adenanthos:

Adenanthos speciesBird speciesCitation
A. cuneata Zosterops lateralisSargent, O. H. (1928) "Reactions between birds and plants", Emu 27: 185–192.
A. sericea
(really A. macropodianus)
Phylidonyris novaehollandiaeKeast, A & Condon, H. T. (1968) "Honeyeaters relative to nectar feeding on Kangaroo Island" Records of the South Australian Museum 15: 699-703.
A. terminalis Anthochaera chrysoptera, Melithreptus brevirostris (pollen), Phylidonyris pyrrhoptera, Phylidonyris melanops, Eastern SpinebillPaton, D. C. & Ford, H. A. (1977) "Pollination by birds of native plants..."
A. sp. Phylidonyris nigra, P. melanops (nectar), Western Spinebill (nectar), Certhionix nigerHalse, S. A. (1978) "Feeding habits of six species of honeyeaters in south-western Australia", Emu 78: 145-148.

Hesperian 23:58, 24 November 2010 (UTC)Reply

Australian Seeds

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Adenanthos completely omitted from the germination records appendix. Just a single paragraph on the genus, page 177: "This genus contains shrubs and groundcover plants noted for their inability to produce abundant seeds. The seeds are difficult to locate and require the use of seed traps placed around the plants for a lengthy period. Flowering and fruiting occurs throughout the year and this makes timing of seed collection difficult. Adenanthos species are often propagated by cuttings." Hesperian 01:01, 25 November 2010 (UTC)Reply

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