Saraiva, L. C.Cesar, O.Monteiro, R.2014-05-202014-05-201996-01-01Arquivos de Biologia E Tecnologia. Curitiba-Paraná: Inst Tecnologia Parana, v. 39, n. 4, p. 751-763, 1996.0365-0979http://hdl.handle.net/11449/35546The reproductive biology of shrubs and trees of a preserved savanna (''cerrado'') area in the municipality of Corumbatai São Paulo State, Brazil was studied. The floral sexuality of 135 species were characterized, with 85.2 % hermaphroditic, 9.4 % dioecious, 4.5 % monoecious, and one determine the breeding systems. Nine apomictic species were found, all belonging Melastomataceae. Among the twelve sexual reproducing species, seven (58.3 %) proved to be self-compatible, and five (41.7 %) self-incompatible. Anemophily was found in five species, although pollinations systems were not investigated in other species.751-763enganemophilyapomixisbreeding systemscerradodensitydioecydispersionself-incompatibilityArtigoWOS:A1996WV57900002Acesso restrito0545015050042632