Larger geographical areas contain more species—an observation raised to a law in
ecology. Less explored is whether biodiversity changes are accompanied by a modification …

Maintaining the diversity of wild bees is a priority for preserving ecosystem function and
promoting stability and productivity of agroecosystems. However, wild bee communities face …

Enhancing the diversity of mass‐flowering crops (ie crop diversity) in agricultural landscapes
is often proposed as a measure to favour pollinators and pollination, but it is uncertain …

Habitat loss disrupts species interactions through local extinctions, potentially orphaning
species that depend on interacting partners, via mutualisms or commensalisms, and …

Inferring biotic interactions from species co-occurrence patterns has long intrigued
ecologists. Yet recent research revealed that co-occurrences may not reliably represent …

A fundamental question in community ecology is how the quantity of floral resources affects
pollinator activity and how this relates to the structure and robustness of pollination …

Nectar is the most common floral resource that mediates plant–pollinator interactions, and its
spatiotemporal distribution is related to pollinator attraction and can influence pollinator …

Community‐wide assembly of plant–pollinator systems depends on an intricate combination
of biotic and abiotic factors, including heterogeneity among pollinators in thermal biology …

Several management practices have been suggested to mitigate the global pollinator
decline in agro‐ecosystems, including wildflower strips and Farming with Alternative …

Intrinsic complexity of real-world systems makes particularly difficult to decipher which
factors influence the dispersal of pollinators in the landscape matrix and their distribution …