1. Moths (L epidoptera) are the major nocturnal pollinators of flowers. However, their
importance and contribution to the provision of pollination ecosystem services may have …

1. Diurnal plant–visitor networks are well studied, but the community‐level dimension of
nocturnal visitation by insects has been largely overlooked. 2. This study focused on the role …

Surveys of local assemblages of plants and their pollinators are among the most useful ways
to evaluate specialization in pollination and to discuss the patterns of plant-pollinator …

Majority of the pollination related studies are based on the diurnal pollinators, and the
nocturnal pollinators received less scientific attention. We reveal the significance of settling …

Although the floral traits of Parkia conform to the bat-pollination syndrome, many visitors
other than bats have been observed at their flowers. Some chiropterophilous plants are also …

Grassland ecosystems present patterns of plant-pollinator interactions that may be linked to
habitat heterogeneity, plant composition and disturbances. Most studies about plant …

ABSTRACT A comprehensive census of a hectare of cerrado ss in southeastern Brazil, a
small-tree and scrub woodland physiognomy, allowed the evaluation of whether pollination …

Although plant species that attract multiple species of pollinators predominate in tropical
plant communities, pollination specialists appear to be at a greater advantage in tropical …

The goal of the present study was to identify plant species used as food source, the floral
resources utilized, and the insects that visit flowers in a grassland community in southern …

Temporal constancy of pollination systems is essential for the maintenance of pollinators
through time. Community-level assessment of flowering phenology allows understanding …