Consuelo Μ. De Moraes

The paper examines nectar chemistry in alpine plants to understand its role in pollination strategies and interactions with pollinators.

This study examines how beneficial rhizobacteria and virus infection alter soybean metabolites, influencing beetle feeding preferences in a pathosystem.

This study shows that glyphosate-tolerant soybean has hidden metabolic effects under multi-species stress, affecting virus vector performance and tritrophic interactions.

This study reports honeybees visiting and extracting pollen from invasive Solanum elaeagnifolium flowers in Northern Greece, likely due to limited floral resources during summer.

This study uses GAMs to analyze 110 years of butterfly forewing length data, linking body size changes to ecological and life history traits, and finds sex-specific responses to climate and land use changes.

This study uses historical butterfly museum data to show a century-long decline in body size, more pronounced in warmer biomes, supporting the temperature-size rule.

This study shows that small changes in pollen availability timing significantly affect Bombus terrestris colony behavior, development, and reproductive fitness.