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Mobile links: Pollination and Seed Dispersal in Peril
Organizer: Nina Farwig (farwig -at- uni-mainz.de)
Worldwide loss of biodiversity has increased dramatically during the past few decades as a result of human activities. This loss of biodiversity is threatening important ecosystem processes such as pollination and seed dispersal which in turn may have far-reaching consequences for plant communities. Therefore, determining how biodiversity dynamics and ecosystem processes interact in the face of human impact remains a challenge.
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Blue Monkey eating fruits in Kakamega Forest, Kenya (c) Sascha Rösner