Pollination facilitation is an indirect interaction whereby one plant species positively
influences the reproductive success of another plant species through pollinators. A formal …

Pollination is thought to be under positive density‐dependence, destabilising plant
coexistence by conferring fitness disadvantages to rare species. Such disadvantage is …

Abstract Information about the relative importance of competitive or facilitative pollinator‐
mediated interactions in a multi‐species context is limited. We studied interspecific pollen …

The patterns and drivers of pollen transport on insect bodies can have important
consequences for plant reproductive success and floral evolution; however, they remain little …

Modern strawberry (Fragaria× ananass a Duch.) cultivars are hermaphrodite and have fertile
flowers, with the anthers releasing viable pollen. Cultivars are self-compatible and do not …

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 …

Questions In animal‐mediated pollination, pollinators can be regarded as a limiting resource
for which entomophilous plant species might interact to assure pollination, an event pivotal …

Temporal variability of plant–pollinator interactions is important for fully understanding the
structure, function, and stability of plant–pollinator networks, but most network studies so far …

Altitudinal gradients are interesting models to test the effect of biotic and abiotic drivers of
floral colour diversity, since an increase in UV irradiance, decrease of pollinator availability …

Pollinator decline can disrupt the mutualistic interactions between plants and pollinators and
potentially affect the maintenance of plant populations. However, there is still little …