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Hypotheses for the evolution of dioecy in seed plants
Abstract
Future correlational studies must explicitly consider phylogeny and should also be supplemented by detailed studies of particular transitions to dioecy - studies of the sort that have clarified analogous issues such as heterostyly.
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