Data from: Florivory and floral larceny by fly larvae decrease nectar availability and hummingbird foraging visits at Heliconia (Heliconiace

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Heliconiaceae;Stratiomyidae;pollination;floral larceny;Heliconia spathocircinata;Syrphidae;florivory;Trochilidae

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doi:10.5061/dryad.p51q8

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of these larvae on the pollination ecology of Heliconia plants. We provide experimental evidence that the flowers of Heliconia spathocircinata infested

Data from: Ants on Clerodendrum infortunatum: disentangling effects of larceny and herbivory

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Formicidae;Trichomyrmex destructor;insect-plant interactions;Clerodendrum infortunatum;pollination;Tapinoma melanocephalum

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doi:10.5061/dryad.qf414sb

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Nectar larcenists extract nectar from flowers without pollinating them. A reasonable expectation is that any form of nectar larceny should hav

Data from: Consequences of multiple flower-insect interactions for subsequent plant-insect interactions and plant reproduction

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non-additive effects;anthocyanins;pollination;Popillia japonica;Insecta;floral larceny;interactions;Apis mellifera;Vespula maculifrons;Impatiens capensis;nectar robbing;factorial design;Bombus sp.;condensed tannins;Holocene;florivory;mutualism

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doi:10.5061/dryad.0j96d17

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larcenists (robbers and thieves), while florivory reduced pollinator and larcenist visits. Surprisingly, supplemental pollination also increased leaf

Data from: Quantifying direct vs. indirect effects of nectar robbers on male and female components of plant fitness

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Reproductive ecology Direct effects Floral larceny Indirect effects Nectar robbing Plant-pollinator interactions Pollen receipt Pollination Mutualism

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doi:10.5061/dryad.p33fm

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r, mechanistic explorations of how floral herbivores, such as nectar robbers, affect total plant fitness via direct vs. indirect pathways have received les