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espanolEn el presente estudio se describen algunas de las adaptaciones de las flores de Ipomoea murucoides con respecto a su interaccion con los visitantes florales asi como el sistema de reproduccion sexual en una Selva Baja Caducifolia de Mexico. La antesis crepuscular, el patron en la produccion de nectar y la concentracion de azucares, el pedicelo robusto y el color y tamano de las flores son congruentes con el sindrome floral de la quiropterofilia. No obstante, se observo que ademas del murcielago Anoura geoffroyi, las flores de I. murucoides tambien las visitaron durante el dia colibries (Colibri thalassinus, Eugenes fulgens y Heliomaster constantii), abejas carpinteras (Xylocopa guatemalensis y X. tenuata) y escarabajos (Cerambycidae). Los murcielagos, al ser los primeros visitantes de las flores, resultaron ser los polinizadores mas importantes de I. murucoides, una especie alogama y, al parecer, autoincompatible EnglishFloral biology and pollination of Ipomoea murucoides Roem. & Schult. (Convolvulaceae) in Ixtapan del Oro, State of Mexico (Mexico) The present study describes some of the Ipomoea murucoides flowers adaptations regarding to floral visitors interactions and sexual reproduction system in a deciduous forest in Mexico. Crepuscular anthesis, nectar production pattern and sugar concentration, robust pedicel, color and flower size are consistent with chiropterophilous floral syndrome. However, it was observed that in addition to the Anoura geoffroyi bats, the I. murucoides flowers are also visited during the day by hummingbirds (Colibri thalassinus, Heliomaster constantii and Eugenes fulgens), carpenter bees (Xylocopa guatemalensis and X. tenuata) and beetles (Cerambycidae). The bats, being the first flowers visitors, turned out to be the most important I. murucoides pollinators, an apparently self-incompatible and allogamous plant

Biología floral y polinización de Ipomoea murucoides Roem. and Schult. (Convolvulaceae) en Ixtapan del Oro, Estado de México (México)