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Journal of Pollination Ecology
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ISSN 1920-7603 · Enviroquest Ltd. · 304 artikel di indeks
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Endemic Castilleja grisea support diverse floral-visitor assemblages with implications for promoting local plant communities
Castilleja grisea, the San Clemente Island paintbrush, is endemic to San Clemente Island (Los Angeles County, California). This bushy hemiparasitic perennial was once threatened by livestock and feral herbivore grazing, but occurrences have increased since island-wide non-native herbivore removal…
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Influence of group size and floral display on pollinator behaviour in Moricandia arvensis
Optimal foraging theory predicts that pollinators will visit dense floral patches over sparse ones. Understanding how the local abundance of floral resources influences pollinator behaviour is crucial for assessing the effect of floral traits on plant reproduction. In this study, we experimentally…
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Curation and standardisation of plant–pollinator interaction data under FAIR principles: experience from Pampean agroecosystems
Plant–pollinator interactions are essential to the functioning of natural and agricultural ecosystems. Although the volume of available data on these interactions is steadily increasing, their utility for integrative studies is limited by heterogeneity in data formats and poor documentation. The…
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Assessment of pollination ecology of two understudied native mustards and the potential for interference from invasive garlic mustard
The family Brassicaceae is agriculturally and economically important. However, ecological knowledge gaps persist for some wild species, even in parts of the world that have broadly well-studied flora, like eastern North America. Knowledge gaps for two eastern North American species, Cardamine…
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Utilizing natural history collections and data mining to assess flower associations and phenology of North American bees in the genus Andrena (Hymenoptera: Andrenidae) subgenus Plastandrena
Even though bees are the most frequently discussed and important pollinators, most native species’ fundamental ecology including phenology and flower preferences is not known. This is especially true within the mega diverse bee genus Andrena Fabricius, 1775 where only a small percentage of species…
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Detecting Bees in Cherry Flowers Using Timelapse Images and Foundational Models
Bees perform important pollination services in fruit crops such as sweet cherry (Prunus avium). Growers will often introduce managed bees to supplement natural pollinators. Monitoring pollinating insects is important to understand the impact augmenting pollinators has on fruit yield, particularly…
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Disentangling effects of flower symmetry and orientation on pollination
Some Saxifraga species possess an intraindividual variation of flower symmetry and orientation: flowers with horizontally oriented corolla planes are radially symmetrical, whereas flowers with vertically oriented corolla planes are bilaterally symmetrical. Petal size, petal colouration, sequence of…
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Effect of honey bees (Apis mellifera) and wild insect pollination on rapeseed (Brassica napus) yield in the Argentine Pampas
Rapeseed (Brassica napus) can benefit from insect pollination to maximize yield. The Argentine Pampas represent one of the most intensively cultivated regions of the world, characterized by landscape homogenization and a reduced availability of natural habitats for wild pollinators. These…
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Pollination success in apples is dependent upon wild bees and orchard design
Insect pollinators are important drivers of fruit quality and yield in horticultural systems. The global reduction in wild bee populations has increased the demand for managed honeybees, despite honeybees relatively low pollination efficiency. Here, we assessed how bee communities, bee behaviour…
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Pollination services of managed common eastern bumble bees (Bombus impatiens) in seedless watermelon (Citrullus lanatus)
Seedless watermelon is a highly pollinator-dependent crop; in consequence, growers stock fields with managed pollinators to ensure high yields. Historically, only western honey bees (Apis mellifera) were used, but, more recently, growers have begun adding common eastern bumble bees (Bombus…
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Reproductive ecology of the aromatic plant Agastache mexicana (Lamiaceae): A valuable species to be used in urban pollinator gardens
The study of floral biology is essential for identifying key species to be used in urban gardens. Agastache mexicana (Lamiaceae) is a perennial species native to Mexico, widely studied for its medicinal properties. To evaluate its ecological potential, we characterized its floral biology and…
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Reproductive system, floral biology and pollinators of Abutilon grandifolium in urban green spaces of Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires.
Urban green spaces have gained importance in view of growing urbanization; however, limited research exists on the interactions of native plants with the local fauna, particularly comparing protected natural areas vs. recreated ones. To help fill this gap, the floral biology and pollination of…
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Commonness and rarity of pollinators: species abundance and diversity in a hyperdiverse Mediterranean assemblage
This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of patterns of species abundance and diversity in a hyperdiverse pollinator assemblage from Mediterranean montane habitats of southeastern Spain. Data on pollinator visitation to flowers of the community of entomophilous plants (288 species) were…
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Testing the efficacy of artificial flowers as a novel attractant for automated pollinator monitoring
Insect camera traps are a rapidly developing technology for automated insect monitoring. However, little has been reported on improving the attractants used for daytime flying insects on such cameras. This study compares the attractiveness of 3D-printed artificial flowers with traditional…
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Information as an ecological driver: Availability and accessibility of pollinator management knowledge for specialty crop systems in the U.S. Midwest
Fruit and vegetable growers broadly recognize the ecological and economic importance of pollinators; however, they often lack credible, regionally specific, and discoverable guidance to support on-farm decision-making. To better understand these limitations, we explored two central questions for…
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Improved method for measuring pollen deposition by nectar-feeding bats: a case study using Nicotiana otophora Griseb. (Solanaceae)
Pollen deposition experiments are widely used to study pollination systems in a variety of experimental conditions. However, pollen capture techniques available in the literature have not addressed the possibility of using the same experimental flowers multiple times. This study presents an…
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Misconceived experiments may yield valuable insights: Simulated florivory has unpredictable consequences for plant reproduction in Knautia arvensis (Caprifoliaceae)
An experimental manipulation of ray florets in Knautia arvensis (Caprifoliaceae) carried out in 2001 originally yielded results that were hard to reconcile with a hypothesis about floral attraction. Reframed as a test of florivory the archived data reveal that cutting ray florets left pollinator…
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Complementary insights from transect observations and palynological analyses on Andrena and Lasioglossum foraging in field margins
Field margins support wild bees by providing richer floral resources than most crops. While transect-based hand netting offers insight into bee–plant interactions, it underrepresents the full range of each bee’s foraging activity. To uncover more of each bee's foraging behaviour, we complemented…
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Pollen limitation and dependence on cross-pollination in borage (Borago officinalis L.) in the Pampas region of Argentina
Borago officinalis L. is an insect-pollinated crop valued for its seed oil. While described as self-compatible, the extent to which its reproductive success depends on pollinator-mediated cross-pollination and whether it experiences pollen limitation in agricultural settings remain key questions…