Urbanization poses a major threat to biodiversity and food security, as expanding cities,
especially in the Global South, increasingly compete with natural and agricultural lands …

Climate change has caused asynchronous phenological shifts between most plants and
their pollinators, resulting in an earlier or later appearance of peak flowering relative to peak …

The stability of ecological communities over time, often quantified using their aggregated
abundance or biomass, is thought to be influenced by species richness and the asynchrony …

Honey bees (genus Apis) are important pollinators in Asian tropical agricultural and natural
ecosystems, yet the Asian species remain vastly understudied compared to the European …

Introduction Apis dorsata, the common bee pollinator in tropical forests, is experiencing a
population decrease due to several anthropogenic factors that lead to land cover changes …

The giant honey bee Apis dorsata is unusual in being able to forage during both the day and
the night. To date, the extent of this unique nocturnal foraging behavior and the …

Compensation can be defined as a process by which a system is able to regain its normal
state in response to losing a part of its structure. From genes to individuals to communities …

Pollination is an essential requirement for fruit and seed set. It is, therefore, crucial for crop
productivity and sustenance of flowering plant diversity in their natural habitats. Nearly 90 …

BACKGROUND The increasing demand in Brazil and the world for products derived from
the açaí palm (Euterpe oleracea Mart) has generated changes in its production process …

Ecosystems are rapidly urbanizing at the global and regional scales, particularly in the
tropics, which has deleterious effect on hymenopteran pollinators. Based on the literature …