The high variability observed in floral traits has been interpreted as resulting from the
adaptation of plants to pollinators, as the latter present innate preferences for specific floral …

Introduced entomophilous non‐native plants usually become well integrated into the diet of
generalist pollinators. This integration can affect the entire recipient plant–pollinator network …

Premise Yeasts are often present in floral nectar and can influence plant fitness directly
(independently of pollinators) or indirectly by influencing pollinator visitation and behavior …

Unifloral honeys are highly valued, and their botanical and geographical characterization
plays an important role in quality control. This work is an essential contribution to the limited …

We studied the reproductive biology of Prunus spinosa and Prunus mahaleb (Prunoideae,
Rosaceae) in the northwest Iberian Peninsula. The two species flowered at the same time …

Abstract In Mediterranean Europe, both intensification and abandonment of traditional
cultural practices represent main drivers for the loss of natural and semi-natural elements in …

Entomophilous and obligate out-crossing non-native plants need to become well integrated
in the resident plant–pollinator network to set seeds and become established. However, it is …

The present work refers to the pollen analysis of 35 Moroccan honey samples from the
Mamora forest region. The samples were directly provided by the beekeepers, all …

Pollen traps were used to sample pollen loads collected by Apis mellifera through the day,
their botanical origins were determined and variations in their weights were studied …

Melissopalynological investigations are important in establishing an apiary industry. Pollen
analyses of the nectar sources of Apis florea Fabr. from the Saoner region indicate the …