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1 特集 Roles of sexual selection and sexual conflict in evolution of reproductive isolation of plants. Akiko A. Yasumoto (Department of Biology, Faculty of Sciences, Kyushu University) Rieseberg and Willis 2007 reviewed in Ritchie yyasuscb@gmail.com Present Address: Center for Ecological Research, Kyoto University; Institute of Plant Biology, University of Zurich Bateman 1948 reviewed in Andersson

2 reviewed in Ritchie 2007 reviewed in Ritchie e.g., Lande 1981 e.g., Iwasa and Pomiankowski 1991 e.g., Boughman Seehausen et al multiple mating sperm competition cryptic female choice: reviewed in Birkhead and Møller 1998 Simmons 2001 Differential allocation: Sheldon 2000 sexual conflict reviewed in Holland and Rice 1998 Arnqvist and Rowe 2005 Parker and Partridge 1998 Accessory gland proteins: Acps Chapman et al Holland and Rice 1999 Rice 1996 Holland and Rice 1999 受粉前の過程花粉運搬をめぐる性選択と性的対立 302

3 1995 Skogsmyr and Lankinen Skogsmyr and Lankinen Skogsmyr and Lankinen 2002 Bateman 1948 hermaphrodite monoecy dioecy 1995 e.g., Vaughton and Ramsey 1998 e.g., Vaughton and Ramsey Skogsmyr and Lankinen 2002 Prasad and Bedhomme 2006 Charlesworth et al Grant 1995 e.g., Morinaga and Sakai 2006 reviewed in Skogsmyr and Lankinen

4 reviewed in Skogsmyr and Lankinen 2002 e.g., Grant 1994 pollination syndrome; van der Pijl 1961 e.g., Grant 1994 Mimulus Aquilegia Iris Ipomopsis e.g., Bradshaw and Schemske 2003 Campbell 2004 Whittall and Hodges 2007 Martin et al e.g., Grant Gegear and Burns 2007 Thomson and Wilson 2008 Thomson and Wilson 2008 受粉後受精前の過程花粉管競争と配偶者選択 pollen competition; reviewed in Skogsmyr and Lankinen 2002 Bernasconi 2003 Erbar 2003 reviewed in Skogsmyr and Lankinen 2002 Bernasconi 2003 Erbar multiple mating 2 pollen carryover; Rademaker et al reviewed in Bernasconi

5 reviewed in Simmons 2001 reviewed in 1995 Skogsmyr and Lankinen 2002 Bernasconi 2003 e.g., Quesada et al. 1993, 1996 Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh 8,000 haploid expression: reviewed in Bernasconi et al McCormick 2004 e.g., Krauss 2000 e.g., Pasonen et al Haileselassie et al Hedhly et al Fagus japonica Maxim. 2 Sogo and Tobe 2006 Sogo and Tobe 2006 / Phlox 2 Ca Ruane and Donohue 2008 Ca / Ca / / 激しい性的対立 / 305

6 5 Lankinen et al van Doorn 1997 O'Neill 1997 e.g., Ganeshaiah and Uma Shaanker 1988 e.g., Herrero 2003 Collinsia heterophylla Buist Lankinen and Kiboi 2007 Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit ph Ganeshaiah and Uma Shaanker 1988 Swanson and Vacquier glycine-rich pollen surface; GRPs Fiebig et al GRPs Gamma-aminobutyric acid GABA: Palanivelu et al / Shimizu 2002 Conspecific pollen precedence; Marshall et al Iris Mimulus Ipomopsis etc. reviewed in Marshall et al Hemerocallis citrina Baroni var. vespertina (H. Hara) M. Hotta Hemerocallis fulva L. var. aurantiaca (Baker) M. Hotta Yasumoto and Yahara Yasumoto and Yahara / 306

7 conspecific sperm precedence e.g., Marshall et al Brandvain and Haig 2005 self-incompatible; SI self-compatible; SC polyspermy: Spielman and Scott 2008 SI x SC Lewis and Crowe 1958 de Nettancourt 1997 受精後の過程選択的種子 / 果実中絶と栄養供給をめぐる性的対立 / 1995 / / reviewed in Rosenfeld and Roberts 2004 Differential allocation Sheldon Emms et al Tiffin et al Williams et al Yasumoto and Yahara multiple paternity 1/2 1/2 Mochizuki et al Peromyscus polionotus P. maniculatus Vrana 2007 P. maniculatus P. polionotus P. polionotus P. maniculatus 307

8 2 P. polionotus P. maniculatus P. maniculatus P. polionotus P. polionotus P. maniculatus 2 2n n 3n Haig and Westoby : 1 n 3n 2n n 2008 MEDEA MEDEA Grossniklaus et al Spillane at al Kawabe et al MEDEA Zeh and Zeh 2000 / Semi in vitro Higashiyama et al Palanivelu and Preuss 2006 reviewed in McCormick 2004 / 308

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