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Why we need more mechanisms in pollination models
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DOI：10.1016/j.cois.2026.101562.png)
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• Predictive pollination models are needed to study how ecosystems change. • Most current models are correlative, based on statistical relationships from data. • Albeit well-suited for specific ecological conditions, these models show little robustness to novelty. • More mechanistic models are needed to predict pollination dynamics in the context of global change. • We discuss case studies for species interactions, pollinator abundance, and pollination quality.
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