ReviewPhilosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences2017
Time is honey: circadian clocks of bees and flowers and how their interactions may influence ecological communities.
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Abstract
The interactions between flowering plants and insect pollinators shape ecological communities and provide one of the best examples of coevolution. Although these interactions have received much attention in both ecology and evolution, their temporal aspects are little explored. Here we review studies on the circadian organization of pollination-related traits in bees and flowers. Research, mostly with the honeybee,
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