Browsing Botany (Scholarly Publications) by Author "STOUT, JANE"
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Agricultural policies exacerbate honeybee pollination service supply-demand mismatches across europe.
STOUT, JANE (2014)Declines in insect pollinators across Europe have raised concerns about the supply of pollination services to agriculture. Simultaneously, EU agricultural and biofuel policies have encouraged substantial growth in the ... -
The bumblebee Bombus terrestris has poor acuity for the detection of toxins in nectar
STOUT, JANE; STOUT, JANE CATHERINE (2014) -
Bumblebees are not deterred by ecologically relevant concentrations of nectar toxins.
STOUT, JANE (2014)Bees visit flowers to collect nectar and pollen that contain nutrients and simultaneously facilitate plant sexual reproduction. Paradoxically, nectar produced to attract pollinators often contains deterrent or toxic plant ... -
Ecological Variation in Response to Mass-Flowering Oilseed Rape and Surrounding Landscape Composition by Members of a Cryptic Bumblebee Complex.
STOUT, JANE; STOUT, JANE CATHERINE (2013)The Bombus sensu stricto species complex is a widespread group of cryptic bumblebee species which are important pollinators of many crops and wild plants. These cryptic species have, until now, largely been grouped together ... -
Genetic diversity and floral width variation in introduced and native populations of a long-lived woody perennial
STOUT, JANE (2014)Populations of introduced species in their new environments are expected to differ from native populations, due to processes such as genetic drift, founder effects and local adaptation, which can often result in rapid ... -
The impacts of traditional and novel herbicide application methods on target plants, non-target plants and production in intensive grasslands
POWER, EILEEN; STOUT, JANE; KELLY, DANIEL (2013) -
Insect-flower interaction network structure is resilient to a temporary pulse of floral resources from invasive Rhododendron ponticum
STOUT, JANE; STOUT, JANE CATHERINE (2015) -
Nectar chemistry modulates the impact of an invasive plant on native pollinators
POWER, EILEEN; STOUT, JANE (2016)1. Invasive species are considered a main driver of pollinator declines, yet the direct effects of invasive alien plants on pollinators are poorly understood. 2. Abundant, invasive plant species can ... -
Organic farming and landscape structure: Effects on insect-pollinated plant diversity in intensively managed grasslands
POWER, EILEEN; STOUT, JANE; KELLY, DANIEL; KELLY, DANIEL LUCIUS; POWER, EILEEN; STOUT, JANE CATHERINE (2012)12 Hide Figures Abstract Introduction Methods Results Discussion Supporting Information Acknowledgments Author Contributions References Reader Comments (0) ... -
The potential for indirect effects between co-flowering plants via shared pollinators depends on resource abundance, accessibility and relatedness
STOUT, JANE; POWER, EILEEN; POWER, EILEEN; STOUT, JANE CATHERINE (2014)Co-flowering plant species commonly share flower visitors, and thus have the potential to influence each other's pollination. In this study we analysed 750 quantitative plant–pollinator networks from 28 studies representing ... -
Recognising the value of insects in providing ecosystem services
STOUT, JANE (2015) -
Spring foraging resources and the behaviour of pollinating insects in fixed dune ecosystems
STOUT, JANE (2014)In temperate climates, foraging resources for pollinating insects are especially important in early spring when animals emerge from hibernation and initiate annual life cycles. One habitat, protected under EU law, which ...