Anthropogenic land-use change decreases pollination and male and female fitness in terrestrial flowering plants
Ramiro Aguilar,
E Jacob Cristóbal-Pérez,
Victoria Marquez
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aims
The majority of the earth's land area is currently occupied by humans. Measuring how terrestrial plants reproduce in these pervasive environments is essential for understanding their long-term viability and their ability to adapt to changing environments.
Methods
We conducted hierarchical and phylogenetically-independent meta-analyses to assess the overall effects of anthropogenic land-use changes on polli… Show more
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