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DESCRIPTION:Recently plant pollination and its interaction has emerged as o
 ne of the interesting research topics in pollination ecology and society d
 ue to their important role in food productions and their decline. Many of 
 the research currently concentrate about the protection of resources requi
 red for them. However\, I aimed at understanding\, how the pollinator sees
  the world. Our research focused on bridging local\, regional and global s
 cales on how plant-pollinator attraction and interactions work (see Dyer\,
  Jentsch et al 2021 Frontiers of Plant Sciences)\, how different groups of
  pollinators perceive the world which is different from us. Further\, my t
 alk will provide a preview of how the increase in floral temperature affec
 ts pollinator behavior due to changing climate. Moreover\, I will be prese
 nting the biogeography of floral color across the different elevation regi
 on of the world. Particularly\, human and insect blue color distribution a
 t a different community. We thus provide new perspectives emphasizing that
 \, whilst humans view blue as a less frequently evolved color in nature\, 
 but we conclude that short-wavelength reflecting blue flowers are indeed f
 requent in nature when considering the color vision and preferences of bee
 s.\n&nbsp\;\n&nbsp\;\n- new BayCEER member -
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20210624T121500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20210624T134500
SUMMARY:Mani ShresthaDr. Mani Shrestha\, Disturbance Ecology (Homepage): Ho
 w do plants talk to their pollinators? An insight on pollination\, flower 
 temperature and community ecology
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