Marco A. R. Mello

This study develops a mathematical model to show how resource contrasts and bee traits influence pollinator spillover from floral plantings to crops, identifying context-dependent concentration and export outcomes.

This study compares frugivory interaction networks in equatorial lowland forests to show how biogeographic history and megafauna influence network structure and seed dispersal.

This study synthesizes existing knowledge on how floral plantings affect crop pollination by bees, identifying key factors influencing their effectiveness.

The paper shows climate, not latitude, drives plant-pollinator specialisation globally, with specialisation peaking at northern mid-latitudes and declining in warmer, more seasonal climates.

This paper reviews the application of social-ecological networks in bat research and conservation, highlighting their potential for addressing human-bat interface challenges.