Climate warming drives the breakdown of plant-pollinator mutualisms despite phenological matching
Climate warming drives the breakdown of plant-pollinator mutualisms despite phenological matching
This is the dataset and script used for the research manuscript entitled "Climate warming drives the breakdown of plant-pollinator mutualisms despite phenological matching" Authors: Natasha de Manincor, Alessandro Fisogni, Oscar Godoy, Nicole E. Rafferty Corresponding author: Natasha de Manincor, natasha.demanincor@gmail.com The repository contains the following: Data bee_abund_2022: bee abundance data_bee_nest_pSEM: bee nesting success used for bee fitness pSEM data_seed_germ_pSEM: seed germination success used for plant fitness pSEM flwrcount_temp2022: flower count imputed_temporal_vars_T: imputed temporal variables used for dynamic pSEM temp_2022: temperatures vars_tot2022: raw bee and plant traits data used for imputation Script deManincor-et-al.2025_Warming_RScripts: scripts used for phenology and pSEM analyses
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