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Generalist Flowers and Generalist Visitors
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This chapter focuses on generalist flowers and generalist visitors. There are regular flower visitors that spend some part of most of their adult lives feeding in flowers, and they can be seen as a generalist flower visitor cohort, constituting a predictable part of the visitor spectrum of some kinds of flowers. These regular visitors include a range of beetles, and some social and solitary wasps, together with a few more unusual taxa. Inevitably they generate extremely varied visitation patterns. The chapter examines the shared characteristics of visitors and the flowers that they frequent: these include beetles, wasps, ants, and thrips. The chapter considers other insects such as cockroaches, grasshoppers, and bugs.
Title: Generalist Flowers and Generalist Visitors
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This chapter focuses on generalist flowers and generalist visitors.
There are regular flower visitors that spend some part of most of their adult lives feeding in flowers, and they can be seen as a generalist flower visitor cohort, constituting a predictable part of the visitor spectrum of some kinds of flowers.
These regular visitors include a range of beetles, and some social and solitary wasps, together with a few more unusual taxa.
Inevitably they generate extremely varied visitation patterns.
The chapter examines the shared characteristics of visitors and the flowers that they frequent: these include beetles, wasps, ants, and thrips.
The chapter considers other insects such as cockroaches, grasshoppers, and bugs.
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