Abstract
Belated recognition of the evolutionary import of reproductive success through male function in plants has led to the application of sexual selection theory to these organisms. Recent work has shown that there are many parallels, related to sexual selection, in the reproductive processes of animals and of plants, although the proximate mechanisms and evolutionary constraints sometimes differ.
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