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Pollinator flight directionality and the assessment of pollen returns
Abstract
It is suggested that bumblebees foraging for pollen may not perceive revisitations and their associated costs because they do not assess pollen returns on a per plant basis, and energetic-efficiency arguments predicting the pattern of foraging movements among plants may be inappropriate.
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