Ph.D. in Biological Sciences with an emphasis in Botany graduated from the University of São Paulo (2022), she developed her research on anatomy and morphology and floral evolution with a focus on the floral nectaries of Apocynaceae and analyzes the chemical composition of the nectar of species of this same family. She completed her Master's degree in 2018, also at USP, during which she worked with anatomy and ultrastructure of the Apocynaceae osmophores and also with chemical analysis of the volatiles released by these osmophores. She received a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from Centro Universitário São Camilo, in 2013. During his last two years of graduation, he was a PIBIC fellow, developing the Scientific Initiation in the area of foliar anatomy and biomonitoring of harmful effects on leaves, as a result of the great number of pollutants in the air. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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When we analyze the different pollination syndromes, we find that nectar is in most cases the most important resource for plants pollinated by animals. This gives great importance to data of occurrence, position and structure of the nectaries for comparative analysis, in order to access the relationships between the different groups of plants. They can occur in all parts of the flower and…
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