Values presented are means ± SE (n = 10). A. Connectance, the realised proportion of possible links. B. Nestedness, the extent to which specialist species interact with specific subsets of generalist species. C. H2’, a measure of network specialisation. D. Network size, the number of plant and bee species per network. For details of calculation, see text.</p
1. Theoretical models indicate that the structure of plant-pollinator networks has important implica...
In recent years, much attention is going to pollinators, as they are important for the increasing fo...
<p>Relationship between the characteristics of networks (Y axis) and selected models (X axis): A—Num...
<p>Bipartite representation of networks only including plant species whose seed set was studied: (a)...
AbstractBipartite networks of flowering plants and their visitors (potential pollinators) are increa...
Forest cover, illustrated in black: A1, 0%; B1, 10%; C1, 20%; D1, 30%; A2, 40%; B2, 50%; C2, 60%; D2...
Loss of biodiversity comprehends not only the extinction of individual species, but also the loss of...
Plant-pollinator networks have been widely used to understand the ecology of mutualistic interaction...
Plant-pollinator networks have been widely used to understand the ecology of mutualistic interaction...
The analysis of ecological networks has gained a very prominent foothold in ecology over the last ye...
BACKGROUND:Network analyses of plant-animal interactions hold valuable biological information. They ...
DATASET used in the article entitled “Network analysis highlights increased generalisation and evenn...
<p>N1 gives the number of trees of a particular species (top part of table) or number of bees of a p...
The architecture and properties of many complex networks play a significant role in the functioning ...
The analysis of mutualistic networks has become a central tool in answering theoretical and applied ...
1. Theoretical models indicate that the structure of plant-pollinator networks has important implica...
In recent years, much attention is going to pollinators, as they are important for the increasing fo...
<p>Relationship between the characteristics of networks (Y axis) and selected models (X axis): A—Num...
<p>Bipartite representation of networks only including plant species whose seed set was studied: (a)...
AbstractBipartite networks of flowering plants and their visitors (potential pollinators) are increa...
Forest cover, illustrated in black: A1, 0%; B1, 10%; C1, 20%; D1, 30%; A2, 40%; B2, 50%; C2, 60%; D2...
Loss of biodiversity comprehends not only the extinction of individual species, but also the loss of...
Plant-pollinator networks have been widely used to understand the ecology of mutualistic interaction...
Plant-pollinator networks have been widely used to understand the ecology of mutualistic interaction...
The analysis of ecological networks has gained a very prominent foothold in ecology over the last ye...
BACKGROUND:Network analyses of plant-animal interactions hold valuable biological information. They ...
DATASET used in the article entitled “Network analysis highlights increased generalisation and evenn...
<p>N1 gives the number of trees of a particular species (top part of table) or number of bees of a p...
The architecture and properties of many complex networks play a significant role in the functioning ...
The analysis of mutualistic networks has become a central tool in answering theoretical and applied ...
1. Theoretical models indicate that the structure of plant-pollinator networks has important implica...
In recent years, much attention is going to pollinators, as they are important for the increasing fo...
<p>Relationship between the characteristics of networks (Y axis) and selected models (X axis): A—Num...