ERC Consolidator Grant · 2020
Pollination ecology: how do bees move across the landscape and fashion plant reproduction?
How pollinators, such as bees, exploit plaHow pollinators, such as bees, exploit plant resources is a fundamental question in biology, with deep ecological, economical and societal consequences. When foraging on flowers, pollinators transfer pollen and mediate the reproduction of plants on which most animals (including us humans) rely on. Understanding the spatial foraging strategies and interactions of pollinators across the landscape is thus a critical scientific challenge to discover their influence on plant mating patterns and pollination efficiency. BEE-MOVE will use an interdisciplinary approach to mechanistically link pollinator movements to pollination efficiency at field scales,…
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