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The Principles of Pollination Ecology
Knut Faegri,L. van der Pijl +1 more
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The principles of pollination ecology are studied in the context of beekeeping and their role in the evolution of honey bees.Abstract:
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Pollination Syndromes and Floral Specialization
TL;DR: It is shown that pollination syndromes provide great utility in understanding the mechanisms of floral diversification and the importance of organizing pollinators into functional groups according to presumed similarities in the selection pressures they exert.
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The modularity of pollination networks.
TL;DR: If these key species go extinct, modules and networks may break apart and initiate cascades of extinction, Thus, species serving as hubs and connectors should receive high conservation priorities.
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Plant invasions--the role of mutualisms.
TL;DR: The view that tightly coevolved, plant‐vertebrate seed dispersal systems are extremely rare is supported and perspectives on mutualisms in screening protocols will improve the ability to predict whether a given plant species could invade a particular habitat.
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Tolerance of pollination networks to species extinctions
TL;DR: Tolerance in pollination networks contrasts with catastrophic declines reported from standard food webs, and the most–linked pollinators were bumble–bees and some solitary bees, which should receive special attention in efforts to conserve temperate pollination systems.
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Gene Flow in Seed Plants
TL;DR: Gene dispersal (flow) within and between plant populations has been of continuous interest to plant breeders and seed producers for many decades, but only during the past two decades have a large body of plant evolutionists become interested in information accruing from these studies, and in the rates of gene flow in wild populations.