Abstract Effects of landscape heterogeneity and farming practice on species composition are
less well known than those on species richness, in spite of the fact that community …

Recruitment is a crucial event in the plant life cycle that is very sensitive to interaction with
established vegetation. Based on a large comparative experiment, we tested the hypothesis …

Land‐use intensification is the main factor for the catastrophic decline of insect pollinators.
However, land‐use intensification includes multiple processes that act across various scales …

One of the most noticeable effects of anthropogenic climate change is the shift in timing of
seasonal events towards earlier occurrence. The high degree of variation in species' …

In the face of global decline in biodiversity, the relationship between diversity and species
interactions deserves particular attention. If pollinators are strongly dependent on floral …

Abstract Knowledge about plant–plant interactions for pollinator service at the plant
community level is still scarce, although such interactions may be important to seed …

Most flowering plants require insects as agents of pollen transfer for successful reproduction
by seed. The efficiency of the pollination process at an individual plant level may be affected …

Land use change has been identified as a cause for biodiversity loss and has significant
effects on pollinators and their interactions with plants. Interaction network analyses …

Homogenization of agricultural landscapes affects ecological processes and biodiversity
and can affect the community composition of ecosystem service providers. These effects can …

Indirect interactions among species within ecological communities govern ecological and
evolutionary processes as much as, or even more, than direct effects. In insect‐pollinated …