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2.1. What is the scent composition of
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Eighteen different volatile components were found in the flowers of
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), as also recorded for several other deceptive orchids (Delle-Vedove et al., 2011;
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). As expected by the bee-pollination deceptive mechanism of
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, many compounds in the orchid’ s fragrance are known to be important in pollinators’ attraction in other bee-pollinated plants, such as phenylacetaldehyde (
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; Theis, 2006; Waelti et al., 2008) and limonene, one of the most common volatiles emitted by flowers (
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). β- ocimene, the major compound found in the fragrance of
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, with an average emission of 52.6 ±
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(mean ± S.E.) and occurring in 80% of the sampled individuals (
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), is also very common in rewarding flowers pollinated by insects (Farr´e-Armengol et al., 2017;
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). Farr´e-Armengol et al. (2017) proposed an interesting hypothesis that, given its recurrence and abundance in floral fragrances, β- ocimene would act as a general global floral signal to many plants in a community. In this context, other minor compounds could ensure the scent specificity needed for pollination (Farr´e-Armengol et al., 2017), as pollinators, especially bees, can detect minor changes in floral fragrance composition (
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). In the generalized food deceptive pollination context of
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, β- ocimene could, thus, act as a global sign to attract pollinators, and bees could also perceive the variability derived from the other minor compounds of this orchid’ s scent. However, further behavioral or electrophysiological studies are needed to corroborate this hypothesis.
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