Flowering plants and pollinators are in a mutualistic association, where pollinators collect
floral resources and plants receive pollination services. Bees and other pollinators are …

Plants and pollinators might respond differently to changes in climate, and thus plant-
pollinator relationships are vulnerable to spatial, temporal, morphological and recognition …

Genetic engineering (GE) can be used to improve forest plantation productivity and
tolerance of biotic and abiotic stresses. However, gene flow from GE forest plantations is a …

Forty-seven rock samples from the stratotypes of three upper Paleogene formations–
Prussian, Palvé, and Kurshskaya formations–were collected from the biggest amber deposit …

Changes in floral morphology are expected across evolutionary time and are often promoted
as important drivers in angiosperm diversification. Such a statement, however, is in contrast …

Pollen loads of Trigona iridipennis Smith were analyzed on a comparative basis between
rural and semi-urban areas of Paschim Medinipur district, West Bengal in order to explore …

Many bees visit just one flower species during a foraging trip, ie they show flower constancy.
Flower constancy is important for plant reproduction but it could lead to an unbalanced diet …

Olfactory learning and floral scents are co-adaptive traits in the plant–pollinator relationship.
However, how scent relates to cognition and learning in the diverse group of Neotropical …

Abstract The Asian honeybee (Apis cerana) occurs across the south, southeast and east
Asia. The species is utilised in apicultural practices. But the available documents about their …

Management and conservation of wild pollinators in forests of the Chaco region of South
America is of great interest nowadays as they are pollen vectors that improve the …