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ESJ61 Abstract


企画集会 T19 -- 3月18日 9:30-11:30 A会場

Plant-pollinator interactions at the community scale: Current topics and perspectives on future studies

Organizers: Gaku Kudo (Hokkaido Univ.), David W. Inouye (Univ. Maryland)

Plant-pollinator interactions have mainly been studied focusing on the relationships between specific species whereas the studies on interactions at the community scale and their ecological functions are restricted. As important subjects on the community-scale pollination ecology, pollination syndrome, pollination-network structure, phenological matching, and the crisis in pollination service are considerable. The structure of pollination system highly varies depending on ecosystems and climate, and it should be disturbed by climate change and land-use patterns, resulting in the degradation of the ecological function. In this organized session, we introduce recent studies on plant-pollinator interactions from various ecosystems, and discuss on the perspectives on future studies.

Brief introduction and chair: Gaku Kudo (Hokkaido University)

Commentator: Hiroshi Ishii (Toyama University)

[T19-1] Relative importance of forbidden links and species abundance in structuring temperate plant-pollinator networks  *Ushimaru, A., Suzuki, K., Osawa, T., Hiraiwa, M. (Kobe Univ.)

[T19-2] Pollination in tropical forests: specialization, network structure and pollinator availability  Sakai, S. (Kyoto Univ.)

[T19-3] Phenological matching between plants and pollinators: comparisons between Japanese and New Zealand alpine ecosystems  Kudo, G. (Hokkaido Univ.)

[T19-4] Pollination research and pollinator conservation in North America  Inouye, D. W. (Univ. Maryland)


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