Ecological communities are dynamic entities subjected to extinction/colonization events.
Because species are connected through complex interaction networks, the arrival of a new …

The role of individual plant species, including those that are rare or invasive, in the structure
of plant–pollinator networks will depend on how connected the plants are to pollinator …

Plants grow in communities where they interact with other plants and with other living
organisms such as pollinators. On the one hand, studies of plant–plant interactions rarely …

Indirect effects arise when one species influences how another species interacts with a third.
Pollinator-mediated indirect effects are widespread in many plant communities and are often …

Studies on pollination networks have provided valuable information on the number,
frequency, distribution and identity of interactions between plants and pollinators. However …

Pollination is an important ecosystem service threatened by current pollinator declines,
making flower planting schemes an important strategy to recover pollination function …

Farm habitat enrichment is crucial for sustainable production of pollinator-dependent crops.
Correct choice of crop and non-crop plant species in habitat management support resilient …

Biological invasions are key to understanding ecological processes that determine the
formation of novel interactions. Alien species can negatively impact floral visitation to native …

The role of agriculture as a menace or a contribution to the maintenance of the biodiversity
and ecosystems function (such as pollination) in heterogeneous landscapes is critical to the …

Network analysis is a powerful tool to understand community‐level plant–pollinator
interactions. We evaluated the role of floral visitors on plant fitness through a series of …