Most flowering plants rely on pollinators for their reproduction. Plant‐pollinator interactions,
although mutualistic, involve an inherent conflict of interest between both partners and may …

Aquatic Dicotyledons of North America: Ecology, Life History, and Systematics brings
together a wealth of information on the natural history, ecology, and systematics of North …

Resources and climatic conditions impose bottom-up selective forces on flowering
phenology, enabling flowering to occur when climatic conditions are the most suitable for …

Pollinator and/or mate scarcity affects pollen transfer, with important ecological and
evolutionary consequences for plant reproduction. However, the way in which the pollen …

PREMISE OF THE STUDY: Local ecological conditions influence the impact of species
interactions on evolution and community structure. We investigated whether pollinator …

This work represents the first study to examine the life history and reproductive biology of the
federally endangered plant, Physaria globosa, by providing a baseline of reproductive …

Background: Dioecious species require a conspecific for sexual reproduction. As such, they
demand a high level of flowering synchronization. In this scenario, phenology can deepen …