The diversity of plant-pollinator relationships is crucial in terrestrial ecosystems. Despite the
extensive literature on pollination, research is still skewed towards temperate regions …

Hybrid systems represent 'new ecological opportunities', as the changes in their vegetative
and reproductive traits may facilitate colonization of new niches. The Cactaceae species …

Bat‐pollinated plants feature open flowers, facilitating easy access to their abundant nectar
for various animal groups. The Caatinga, a Brazilian Seasonally Tropical Dry Forest, stands …

Several barriers contribute to reproductive isolation between plant species, which can be
classified as pre-or post-pollination. Understanding the strength of these barriers could …

Background Synchronopatric plant species, coexisting and flowering simultaneously, often
engage in intense competition for pollen deposition on shared pollinators. This study …

Bat pollination of Dillenia in Fiji, a genus that was presumed to be pollinated by bees, posits
that other Dillenia species may be bat‐pollinated, with implications for conservation and the …

Pollination biology is anchored in natural history studies, defined broadly as the practice of
observing and describing an organism's behaviour, interactions, and association with the …

This research brings novel information regarding the floral traits and pollinator groups of
aquatic macrophytes. Classifying functional traits and pollinator groups contributes to …

Premise Vertical stratification is a key feature of tropical forests and plant–frugivore
interactions. However, it is unclear whether equally strong patterns of vertical stratification …

Floral scent is a key olfactory cue in both diurnal and nocturnal pollination systems. In the
case of nocturnal systems, such as bat‐pollinated flowers, odour seems to play a more …