The impact of thermogenesis on the origin of insect pollination
Thermogenesis in plants is the ability to raise their temperature above that of the surrounding air through metabolic processes, and is especially detected in reproductive organs. Warming benefits plants by facilitating the transmission of odours and compounds that attract insects. As a result, thes...
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The impact of thermogenesis on the origin of insect pollination Peris, David Postigo-Mijarra, José M. Pellicer, Jaume Peñalver Mollá, Enrique Labandeira, Conrad C. Peña-Kairath, Constanza Pérez-Lorenzo, Iván Sauquet, Hervé Delclòs, Xavier Barrón López, Eduardo Evolutionary ecology Palaeoecology Thermogenesis in plants is the ability to raise their temperature above that of the surrounding air through metabolic processes, and is especially detected in reproductive organs. Warming benefits plants by facilitating the transmission of odours and compounds that attract insects. As a result, these plants increase their odds of being pollinated by the attracted insect. Modern thermogenesis has been reported in extant cycads and a small number of angiosperm lineages. Although thermogenesis is not directly preserved in the fossil record, it can be inferred by examining extant thermogenic plant lineages and comparing their features with those of the fossil record. We suggest that thermogenesis has probably occurred in seed plants for at least the past 200 million years, long before the origin of angiosperms. Thermogenesis in plants is an important factor that facilitated entomophilous pollination by enhancing the attraction of insects, complementary to other factors, thereby participating in the success of the two groups of organisms and providing many facets of past and recent reproductive biology for future exploration. This work was funded by Ministry of Science and Innovation of Spain project CREI, Spanish AEI/FEDER, PID2022-137316NB (D.P., E.P., C.C.L., C.P.-K., X.D. and E.B.); Secretary of Universities and Research (Government of Catalonia) project Sedimentary Geology 2021SGR-349 (D.P., C.P.-K. and X.D.); Secretary of Universities and Research (Government of Catalonia) project 2020 BP 00015 (D.P.); and RYC2022-037026-I funded by MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 and by FSE+ (D.P.) Abstract Main The attraction of pollinator insects Thermogenesis in early diverging plant lineages Final considerations Conclusions Data availability Abstract Main The attraction of pollinator insects Thermogenesis in early diverging plant lineages Final considerations Conclusions Data availability Springer Nature http://hdl.handle.net/10261/368219 |
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Peris, David Postigo-Mijarra, José M. Pellicer, Jaume Peñalver Mollá, Enrique Labandeira, Conrad C. Peña-Kairath, Constanza Pérez-Lorenzo, Iván Sauquet, Hervé Delclòs, Xavier Barrón López, Eduardo |
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Thermogenesis in plants is the ability to raise their temperature above that of the surrounding air through metabolic processes, and is especially detected in reproductive organs. Warming benefits plants by facilitating the transmission of odours and compounds that attract insects. As a result, these plants increase their odds of being pollinated by the attracted insect. Modern thermogenesis has been reported in extant cycads and a small number of angiosperm lineages. Although thermogenesis is not directly preserved in the fossil record, it can be inferred by examining extant thermogenic plant lineages and comparing their features with those of the fossil record. We suggest that thermogenesis has probably occurred in seed plants for at least the past 200 million years, long before the origin of angiosperms. Thermogenesis in plants is an important factor that facilitated entomophilous pollination by enhancing the attraction of insects, complementary to other factors, thereby participating in the success of the two groups of organisms and providing many facets of past and recent reproductive biology for future exploration. |
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