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Camera-trap monitoring reveals flower visitor diversity and diel activity patterns in the forest understory: bramble patches (Rubus fruticosus agg.) as a model system
Pollinator communities in deciduous temperate forest understories remain poorly understood, particularly regarding the relative roles of temporal activity patterns and microclimatic conditions in structuring flower visitor assemblages. We developed a non-invasive video monitoring system to investiga
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