Biologia de Polinizacion en una Comunidad Arbustiva Tropical de la Alta Guayana Venezolana
BiotropicaPublished 1 December 1989
Nelson Ramírez
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At the community level, 56.2 percent of plant species are pollinated by hymenopterans, 10.9 percent by lepidopterans and 9.6 percent by dipterans, and one plant species by beetles.
Abstract
At the community level, 56.2 percent of plant species are pollinated by hymenopterans, 10.9 percent by lepidopterans and 9.6 percent by dipterans, and one plant species (2.7%) by beetles. Bird-pollinated plants represent an important part of plants in the shrubland (12.3%)
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Agricultural and Biological SciencesEarth and Planetary Sciences
