Premise Flower damage caused by florivores often has negative consequences for plant
reproduction. However, the factors affecting plant–florivore interactions are still poorly …

Florivory is an ancient interaction which has rarely been quantified due to a lack of
standardized protocols, thus impairing biogeographical and phylogenetic comparisons. We …

Abstract Background and Aims Flower-visitor interactions comprise a continuum of
behaviors, from mutualistic partners to antagonistic visitors. Despite being relatively frequent …

Plants interact with many visitors who consume a variety of plant tissues. While the
consequences of herbivory to leaves and shoots are well known, the implications of florivory …

Many flowers are fed on by florivores, but we know little about if and how feeding on flowers
affects their visual and chemical advertisement and nectar resource, which could disrupt …

Changes in plant population size, induced by various forms of habitat degradation, can
affect the performance of plants by altering their interactions with other organisms such as …

Plant reproductive success is usually positively related to conspecific floral density, but
neutral or negative effects of floral density on reproduction have also been reported …

Recent studies have shown that the diversity of flowering plants can enhance pollinator
richness and visitation frequency and thereby increase the resilience of pollination. It is …

Abstract Background and Aims Evolutionary transitions from outcrossing to self-fertilization
are thought to occur because selfing provides reproductive assurance when pollinators or …

Florivores consume floral structures with negative effects on plant fitness and pollinator
attraction. Several studies have evaluated these consequences in hermaphroditic plants, but …