Background Some of the most exciting advances in pollination biology have resulted from
interdisciplinary research combining ecological and evolutionary perspectives. For example …

Orchids can be classified in terms of their pollination into rewarding species, which produce
nectar in their flowers that serves as a reward for pollinators and deceptive species, whose …

The evolution of different forms of pollen aggregation (tetrads, polyads, pollen threads,
pollinia) from individual monads is a recurring transition in angiosperm history, having …

The split between conservation science and real‐world application is an ongoing issue
despite several calls for unification. Researchers are empowered to partially bridge the …

Abstract Background and Aims Outcrossing animal-pollinated plants, particularly non-
rewarding species, often experience pollinator limitation to reproduction. Pollinator visitation …

Summary 1 In long‐lived, terrestrial orchids, strong aggregation of adults and recruits within
populations and pronounced spatial association between recruits and adults can be …

Clonality is a pervasive feature of sessile organisms, but this form of asexual reproduction is
thought to interfere with sexual fitness via the movement of gametes among the modules that …

The genus Ariocarpus comprises seven endangered species endemic to the Chihuahuan
Desert. We studied the reproductive ecology of Ariocarpus fissuratus at Cuatrociénegas …

Deceptive orchids are generally characterized by low levels of fruit set; however, there may
be substantial variations in fruit set between sites and years. Within a single population …

Background Grazing disturbance usually affects floral display and pollination efficiency in
the desert steppe, which may cause pollen limitation in insect-pollinated plants. Effective …