Resumen
Las condiciones bióticas y ambientales podrían afectar la dinámica planta-visitante floral y la deposición de frutos en las angiospermas. Los objetivos del estudio fueron: 1) probar el efecto del microambiente sobre los visitantes florales de A. myriostigma y 2) describir la estructura de la red planta-visitante floral. Los datos se registraron durante dos floraciones sincrónicas. El efecto del microambiente sobre los visitantes florales fue analizado con modelos lineales generalizados, y se describió la estructura de la red de interacciones. Los visitantes fueron afectados principalmente por la presión atmosférica y el punto de rocío. Hubo menos visitantes florales en plantas cercanas a nodrizas y rocas. La topología de la red de interacciones tuvo una tendencia de estructura anidada. Ante la disminución de polinizadores, estos hallazgos ayudan a comprender qué factores limitan la actividad de los visitantes florales. Las interacciones entre estos visitantes y las plantas podrían modificarse por el cambio climático.
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