Journal of Pollination Ecology
The Journal of Pollination Ecology is an open access, peer-reviewed journal that aims to promote the exchange of original knowledge and research in any area of pollination issues.
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Interesting stories about pollination can be published in the associated Pollination Magazine. A short lay person’s summary of all papers published in JPE can be found there as well.
Vol 23 (2018)
Table of Contents
Articles
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Specialist nectarivorous birds (Cinnyris osea) steal nectar whereas omnivorous birds are pollen transfer vectors of Anagyris foetida | |
| Ron Haran, Ido Izhaki, Amots Dafni |
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Citizen scientists document geographic patterns in pollinator communities | |
| Alison J Parker, James D Thomson |
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False-colour photography: a novel digital approach to visualize the bee view of flowers | |
| Christian Verhoeven, Zong-Xin Ren, Klaus Lunau |
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Low overnight temperatures delay ‘Hass’ avocado (Persea americana) female flower opening, leading to nocturnal flowering | |
| David Errol Pattemore, Max N Buxton, Brian T Cutting, Heather M McBrydie, Robert Mark Goodwin, Arnon Dag |
Short Communications
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Attractiveness of the dark central floret in wild carrots: do umbel size and height matter? | |
| Victor Hugo Gonzalez, Peter Cruz, Nadiyah Folks, Sarah Sarah Anderson, Dillon Travis, John Hranitz, John Barthell |
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The effect of the dispersion of rewarding and rewardless flowers on visitation and constancy by bumblebees (Bombus impatiens) | |
| Emma J Katz, Carla J Essenberg |
Early View
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Pollen carryover between sequential foraging trips by a solitary bee: Implications for distant outcrossing | |
| James H Cane, Byron Love |
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Controlled pollinations reveal self-incompatibility and inbreeding depression in the nutritionally important parkland tree, Parkia biglobosa, in Burkina Faso | |
| Kristin Marie Lassen, Erik Dahl Kjær, Moussa Ouédraogo, Yoko Luise Dupont, Lene Rostgaard Nielsen |
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Bumble bee forager abundance on lowland heaths is predicated by specific floral availability rather than the presence of honey bee foragers: evidence for forage resource partitioning | |
| Elizabeth Franklin, Tadhg Carroll, Debborah Blake, Kate Rickard, Anita Diaz |
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Do honeybees act as pollen thieves or pollinators of Datura wrightii? | |
| Andrew C. McCall, Sarah K. Richman, Eric Thomson, Monica Edgerton, Skyler Jordan, Judith Bronstein |
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ISSN 1920-7603