A unique and personal insight into the ecology and evolution of pollinators, their
relationships with flowers, and their conservation in a rapidly changing world. The …

Biodiversity inventories provide critical information on the ecology of natural ecosystems and
inform conservation planning at local to regional scales. Based on a systematic review, we …

The diversity of plant-pollinator relationships is crucial in terrestrial ecosystems. Despite the
extensive literature on pollination, research is still skewed towards temperate regions …

Keywords: macroevolution; natural history; pollination syndromes; pollination systems;
pollinator observations EN macroevolution natural history pollination syndromes pollination …

Abstract Background and Aims The temporal dimensions of floral adaptation to pollinators
are not yet well understood, partly because we lack accurate information on the diel rhythms …

Vertebrate pollination has evolved in many plant lineages, with pollination by birds the most
prevalent strategy. However, in Banksia (Proteaceae) many species are visited by a …

Pollination by non-flying mammals (NFMs) is thought to be associated with cryptic, dull
coloured, strongly scented flowers. In Western Australia, various Banksia species exhibit …

Knowledge of the role of non-flying mammals in the pollination of the Australian flora is still
incomplete. We captured non-flying mammals visiting Banksia ericifolia in north-east New …

This study aims to identify the flower visitors of Mucuna thailandica (Fabaceae), endemic
plant species in montane forests in Thailand, to determine their potential pollinators. The …

Pollination biology is anchored in natural history studies, defined broadly as the practice of
observing and describing an organism's behaviour, interactions, and association with the …