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DESCRIPTION:Pollination of wild and cultivated plants is today frequently d
 iscussed as being an important ecosystem service with direct human benefit
 s while being sensitive to land use intensification at habitat to landscap
 e scales. To compensate for shortages of free and diverse pollination serv
 ices by wild pollinators and to maximize crop yield\, honey bee hives\, co
 nsisting of a single bee species\, are moved from one to the next cultivat
 ed crop in different regions of the world.\nIn my talk I will show how dif
 ferent pollinator functional groups are filling different spatial and envi
 ronmental niches leading to high and stable pollination services in Califo
 rnia almond production under changing environmental conditions. I will fur
 ther show that trait matching between crop flowers and pollinating insect 
 is most important to predict pollination effectiveness and that flies are 
 playing and important role to secure crop pollination services across diff
 erent crop systems and regions of the world. As flower-visiting and pollin
 ating insects need flower resources to persist in diverse communities in a
 gricultural landscapes\, I will end my talk to discuss recent findings ide
 ntifying which flower traits seem to be most predictive to attract high po
 llinator diversity.\nMy talk will cover case studies and global meta-analy
 ses in basic and applied pollination ecology and biodiversity research\, b
 ut I will try my best to make results understandable for a broader audienc
 e.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20151127T141500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20151127T154500
LOCATION:H10\, NW I
SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Alexandra-Maria Klein\, Naturschutz und Landschaftsökolog
 ie\, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (Homepage): Functional diversity\
 , complementarity and trait identity in pollination studies
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