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- Pollination Guild in South Africa
- Introduction
- Richman Et Al. 1 1 FORAGING STRATEGY PREDICTS FORAGING
- HOW to BE a GOOD NON-POLLINATING FIG WASP: GALLING WASPS (Idarnes Group Flavicollis) DO NOT INTERFERE with the FLORAL RECEPTIVITY
- Conflict, Cheats and the Persistence of Symbioses
- Additive Effects of Herbivory, Nectar Robbing and Seed Predation on Male and Female fitness Estimates of the Host Plant Ipomopsis Aggregata
- Testing Non-Additive Effects of Nectar-Robbing Ants and Hummingbird Pollination on the Reproductive Success of a Parasitic Plant
- The Behavioral Ecology of Nectar Robbing: Why Be Tactic Constant?
- Temporal Variation of Nectar Robbing in Salvia Gesneriflora and Its Effects
- Ocotillo, Carpenter Bees, and Hummingbirds in Two Deserts. Peter Evans Scott Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
- A Mutualism's Indirect Costs: the Most Aggressive Plant Bodyguards Also
- Flower Mites and Nectar Production in Six Hummingbird-Pollinated Plants with Contrasting Flower Longevities
- Ants As Flower Visitors and Their Effects on Pollinator Behavior and Plant Reproduction
- Nectar in Plant–Insect Mutualistic Relationships: from Food Reward to Partner Manipulation
- Nectar Robbing in the Trainbearers (Lesbia, Trochilidae)
- Nectar-Robbing Carpenter Bees Reduce Seed-Setting Capability of Honey Bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae) in Rabbiteye Blueberry, Vaccinium Ashei, ‘Climax’
- Nectar Robbing Impacts Pollinator Behavior but Not Plant Reproduction
- Interactions Between Nectar Robbers and Seed Predators Mediated by a Shared Host Plant, Ipomopsis Aggregata
- Concepts & Synthesis
- Carpenter Bee Nectar Robbery Effects on Fruit Quality and Nesting Provisions in Rhode Island
- The Impact of Floral Larceny on Individuals, Populations, and Communities
- Jessica Rabenold, Biology Year in School: Senior Hometown: St
- ABSTRACT HEILING, JACOB MICHAEL. Floral Reward Strategies
- The Evolution of Plant–Insect Mutualisms
- Benefited Pollinators but Unaffected Maternal Function of Plant Reproduction
- A Study of the Floral Visitors of Heliconia Angusta (H Eliconiaceae ) and Their Behaviour
- Nectar Robbing: a Common Phenomenon Mainly Determined by Accessibility Constraints, Nectar Volume and Density of Energy Rewards
- Fifty Shades of Pollination
- Special Feature, See Footnote 1, P
- Predicting the Effects of Nectar Robbing on Plant Reproduction: Implications of Pollen Limitation and Plant Mating System1
- Social Learning Drives Handedness in Nectar-Robbing Bumblebees
- Assessing the Effect of Magnolia Macrophylla's Stigmatic Secretion
- Consequences of Secondary Nectar Robbing for Male Components of Plant Reproduction