Pollinator-mediated selection to a large extent shapes angiosperm floral diversity, but clearly
not in isolation. To understand how selection by pollinators interacts with other selective …

Mutualists and antagonists are known to respond to similar floral cues, and may thus cause
opposing selection on floral traits. However, we lack a quantitative understanding of their …

Measures of selection on floral traits in flowering plants are often motivated by the
assumption that pollinators cause selection. Flowering plants experience selection from …

Larger inflorescences in reward-producing plants can benefit plants by increasing both
pollinator attraction and the duration of visits by individual pollinators. However, ultimately …

While many studies demonstrate that herbivores alter selection on plant reproductive traits,
little is known about whether antiherbivore defenses affect selection on these traits. We …

Most plants attract multiple flower visitors that may vary widely in their effectiveness as
pollinators. Floral evolution is expected to reflect interactions with the most important …

The aims of this work were to verify the distribution and population size of Lamyropsis
microcephala (Asteraceae), characterize its habitat, assess its conservation status and …

Visitation of plants by different pollinators depends on individual plant traits, spatial context,
and other factors. A neglected aspect of small-scale variation of plant–pollinator interactions …

For plants with wide distributional areas, covering a wide range of ecologically distinct
habitats, evolutionary divergence can lead to substantial phenotypic variation across a …

Evolutionary explanations of plant reproductive traits have usually emphasized optical
characteristics of plants and selection mediated by pollinators. In recent years, studies have …