Pollination deficits and their relation with insect pollinator visitation are cultivar-dependent in an entomophilous crop
Maxime Eeraerts(Ghent University), Rufus Isaacs(Michigan State University), Sharron Z. Miller(Michigan State University), Taylor H. Ricketts(University of Vermont), John J. Ternest(University of Florida), Kayla Brouwer(Washington State University), David Kleijn(Wageningen University & Research), Kris Verheyen(Ghent University), Marcos Miñarro(Servicio Regional de Investigación y Desarrollo Agroalimentario), Lisa W. DeVetter(Washington State University), Sujaya Rao(University of Minnesota), Daniel Garcı́a(University of Lisbon), Nigel E. Raıne(University of Guelph), G.A. de Groot(Wageningen University & Research), Jason Gibbs(University of Manitoba), Ana Montero‐Castaño(University of Guelph), Emma Rogers(Skagit Valley College), Stan Chabert(University of Florida), Lauren Goldstein(Michigan State University), Andony Melathopoulos(Oregon State University), Charlie Nicholson(Lund University), Jackie Perkins(Michigan State University), James R. Reilly(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Péter Batáry(Anhalt University of Applied Sciences), Kyle Bobiwash(University of Manitoba)
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