Morphological matching and phenological overlap promote niche partitioning and shape a mutualistic plant–hawkmoth network,Ecological Entomology

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Morphological matching and phenological overlap promote niche partitioning and shape a mutualistic plant–hawkmoth network
Ecological Entomology ( IF 2.0 ) Pub Date : 2020-10-20 , DOI: 10.1111/een.12961
Andreza Lautenschleger ₁ , Jeferson Vizentin‐Bugoni ₂ , Lis B. Cavalheiro ₁ , Cristiano A. Iserhard _{1,

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1. Species interact with one another in communities forming complex interaction networks which are shaped by multiple non‐exclusive processes. Although plant–hawkmoth interactions have been studied for over a century, how processes underlying species' specialisation influence community‐level patterns of niche partitioning and contribute to the emergence of network structures remains poorly investigated.

中文翻译：

形态匹配和物候重叠促进利基分配，并形成一个互惠的植物-鹰蛾网络

1.物种在形成复杂相互作用网络的社区中相互作用，这些相互作用网络是由多个非排他性过程形成的。尽管植物-蛾类的相互作用已经研究了一个多世纪，但有关物种专业化的过程如何影响生态位分配的社区级模式并促进网络结构的出现，仍未得到很好的研究。

更新日期：2020-10-20

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