Local shifts in floral biotic interactions in habitat edges and their effect on quantity and quality of plant offspring
Spatial shifts in insect fauna due to ecological heterogeneity can severely constrain plant
reproduction. Nonetheless, data showing effects of insect visit patterns and intensity of …
reproduction. Nonetheless, data showing effects of insect visit patterns and intensity of …
How plant reproductive success is determined by the interplay of antagonists and mutualists
Plant reproductive success is often the outcome of mutualistic and antagonistic plant–animal
interactions, which can be moderated by landscape composition. Studies addressing single …
interactions, which can be moderated by landscape composition. Studies addressing single …
Neighborhood‐contingent indirect interactions between native and exotic plants: multiple shared pollinators mediate reproductive success during invasions
SM Waters, SE Fisher, J Hille Ris Lambers - Oikos, 2014 - Wiley Online Library
Native and exotic plants can influence one another's fecundity through their influence on
shared pollinators. Specifically, invasion may alter abundance and composition of local …
shared pollinators. Specifically, invasion may alter abundance and composition of local …
Morphological trait‐matching in plant–Hymenoptera and plant–Diptera mutualisms across an elevational gradient
Morphological trait‐matching and species abundance are thought to be the main factors
affecting the frequency and strength of mutualistic interactions. However, the relative …
affecting the frequency and strength of mutualistic interactions. However, the relative …
Plant spatial aggregation modulates the interplay between plant competition and pollinator attraction with contrasting outcomes of plant fitness
Ecosystem functions such as seed production are the result of a complex interplay between
competitive plant–plant interactions and mutualistic pollinator–plant interactions. In this …
competitive plant–plant interactions and mutualistic pollinator–plant interactions. In this …
Herbivory at marginal populations: consequences for maternal fitness and vegetative differentiation
Margins of distribution of plant species constitute natural areas where the impact of the
antagonistic interactions is expected to be higher and where changes in the dynamics of …
antagonistic interactions is expected to be higher and where changes in the dynamics of …
Spatial pattern of floral morphology: possible insight into the effects of pollinators on plant distributions
Pollination syndromes involve convergent evolution towards phenotypes composed of
specific scents, colours or floral morphologies that attract or restrict pollinator access to …
specific scents, colours or floral morphologies that attract or restrict pollinator access to …
Plant–flower visitor interaction webs: temporal stability and pollinator specialization increases along an experimental plant diversity gradient
Although most plants benefit from pollen vectors, very little information exists about how
plant diversity structures the interactions between plants and their flower visitors. The …
plant diversity structures the interactions between plants and their flower visitors. The …
Feedback effects between plant and flower-visiting insect communities along a primary succession gradient
Primary successions of glacier forelands are unique model systems to investigate
community dynamics and assembly processes. However, successional changes of plant …
community dynamics and assembly processes. However, successional changes of plant …
Hotspots of damage by antagonists shape the spatial structure of plant–pollinator interactions
The balance between mutualistic and antagonistic plant–animal interactions and their
spatial variation results in a highly dynamic mosaic of reproductive success within plant …
spatial variation results in a highly dynamic mosaic of reproductive success within plant …