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A hierarchy of phenological features defines the opportunities for breeding in a population of Cnidoscolus spinosus in a tropical deciduous forest in western Mexico. On any one tree, inflorescences develop in rough synchrony and all present flowers of both sexes. Only female flowers develop at the lowest ranks of ramification but only males develop later. Overlap of the mature period of flowers of both sexes is uncommon on one inflorescence of between inflorescences : individual trees are functionally female or male at any moment. lnter-tree synchrony may thus reduce successful breeding. Asynchrony is achieved in part by differences in the onset of flowering, but also by variance in the lenght of individual flowering cycles. The occurrence of two or three cycles per tree during one season for the population increases its breeding opportunities.

Componentes fenológicos del sistema de cruzamiento monoico de Cnidoscolus spinosus (Euphorbiaceae) en Jalisco