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Changes in pollinator functional composition and plant –pollinator interaction networks in response to mangrove patch size and surrounding land use

2023-01-25

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Pollinators are declining worldwide as a result of land anthropization. However, several species have shown to be not affected or even benefited, since their responses depend on their functional traits that modulate their adaptability to particular environmental conditions. Pollinator responses may have important consequences on the structure of interaction networks, as the interacting species are sensitive to the...

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a8a970c4-e6c9-5028-b98d-dd0f66a993c5
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2508692/v1
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