Plant–pollinator interactions are potentially at risk due to climate change. Because of the
spatial and temporal variation associated with the effects of climate change and the …

Maintaining phenological synchrony with flowers is a key ecological challenge for
pollinators that may be exacerbated by ongoing environmental change. Here, we show that …

Climate change drives uneven phenology shifts across taxa, and this can result in changes
to the phenological match between interacting species. Shifts in the relative phenology of …

Specialisation in food resource use is a crucial process that fosters species coexistence in
plant–animal networks, contributing to the maintenance of biodiversity, ecological …

Many mutualisms involve inter-specific resource exchanges, making consumer–resource
approaches ideal for studying their dynamics. Also in many cases these resources are short …

Abstract Backgrounds and Aims Tropical plant species are already suffering the effects of
climate change and projections warn of even greater changes in the following decades. Of …

One of the major challenges in ecology is to understand the relative importance of neutral-
and niche-based processes structuring species interactions within communities. The …

Throughout Europe, increased levels of land abandonment lead to (re) colonization of old
lands by forests and shrublands. Very little is known about the spatial pattern of plants …

Plant-pollinator associations are often seen as purely mutualistic, while in reality they can be
more complex. Indeed they may also display a diverse array of antagonistic interactions …

Abstract Background and Aims Nursery pollination is a highly specialized interaction in
which pollinators breed inside plant reproductive structures. Pollinator occupancy of host …