Interactions between natural selection and population dynamics are central to both
evolutionary‐ecology and biological responses to anthropogenic change. Natural selection …

1. Although it is well established that different plant species vary considerably in the quality
of pollinator rewards they offer, it is unclear how plant reproductive systems, in particular an …

Background A basic theme in the study of plant–pollinator interactions is that pollinators
select not just for single floral traits, but for associations of traits. Responses of pollinators to …

Existem visitantes florais que coletam recursos em flores sem realizar polinização, e
também há espécies de plantas que atraem polinizadores sem oferecer qualquer recurso. A …

The concept of Selection Mosaic is central to the Geographic Mosaic Theory of Coevolution.
Most information on coevolving interactions, however, comes from specialized organisms. In …

Angiosperm flowers have diversified in adaptation to pollinators, but are also shaped by
developmental and genetic histories. The relative importance of these factors in structuring …

In animal‐pollinated plants, the opportunity for selection and the strength of pollinator‐
mediated selection are expected to increase with the degree of pollen limitation. However …

Floral diversification and specialization are thought to be driven largely by interactions with
pollinators, but the extent to which current selection on floral traits is mediated by pollinators …

Abstract Theory predicts that correlational selection on two traits will cause the major axis of
the bivariate G matrix to orient itself in the same direction as the correlational selection …

Floral integration has been deemed an adaptation to increase the benefits of animal
pollination, yet no attempts have been made to estimate its adaptive value under natural …