nowhere_23

nowhere but now here.
Ecologist, music addict, basketball fan and comic books lover.
Back to Europe for now

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

✨because two is better than one✨: we talked about complexities of #phenologicalshifts that still limit our ability to predict their consequences for plant–pollinator #mutualisms and suggest ways to overcome them --> #OpenAccess in @ICB_journal: https://t.co/3MzH50o86K

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

✨Fresh from the press✨: check out our last article where we investigated how invasive plant species can disconnect native plants from their pollinators --> Tourbez et al. https://t.co/LyBIMQIObc 🐝🌼🌸🌷

[nowhere_23 @nowhere_23]

@Scott_Zona Yes, interesting study plant. If you're interested, we've been working on G. lutea for several years now, both on pollinators and nectar components (including GABA and b-ala). Papers are mainly from Rossi et al. and Bogo et al. from Bologna, Italy.

[nowhere_23 @nowhere_23]

@ElijahHallEco Beautiful, very accurate too.

[Ecology Letters @Ecology_Letters]

Warming of experimental plant–pollinator communities advances phenologies, alters traits, reduces interactions and depresses reproduction https://t.co/uk69xe1Qj4

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

Super proud of this work, finally published in @Ecology_Letters. With @nowhere_23 and N.Rafferty we set up a new design to experimentally manipulate plant-pollinator communities and check how they respond to warming temperatures. Want to learn more? Download the #OpenAccess paper

[nowhere_23 @nowhere_23]

Seasonal trajectories of plant-pollinator interaction networks differ following phenological mismatches along an urbanization gradient

https://t.co/p5e7qQmPVu

#OpenAccess in Landscape and Urban Planning

#pollinators #plants #phenology #networks #urbanization
@Evo_Eco_Paleo

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

Thank you! 🌻 looking forward to publish these results soon

[Mario Vallejo-Marin @nicrodemo]

#Botany2022 Very cool, original, experimental work from Nicole Rafferty, @dema_nat @UCRiverside on how warming affects plant communities and their bee pollinators using replicate caged arrays in the glasshouse. Looking forward to their next @NSF funded experiments

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

people at #Botany2022 talking about our recent work (in collab with Nicole Rafferty and @nowhere_23 ), thank you! 🌼🐝

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

Hello fellow twitters, my amazing PI - Nicole Rafferty @EeobUcr is #hiring a new #postdocposition starting this fall 2022 to work with #plants 🌼and #pollinators 🐝 in a greenhouse warming experiment! Here is the link to the ad: https://t.co/WppyQq3pYL

Feel free to #RETWEEET

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

Hello #PBESA2022 people, tomorrow 04/13 I'm going to present (virtually) the results of my last work where we tested the effects of #warming on🌼 #plants and 🐝 #pollinators

Check it out at the Symposium "Plant-Pollinator Interactions in a Changing World" - @esa_pac @nowhere_23

[Functional Ecology @FunEcology]

🌸Do flowers that smell the same have the same pollinators?

👇Check out Natasha de Manincor's (@dema_nat) blog on her latest research here

#plantanimal #pollinators #floral #scentecology

https://t.co/FdASCV1y26

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

✨Finally out my post on @FunEcology blog "Behind the paper" ✨
I'm talking about my last paper (➡️https://t.co/ZqQlFi8AfC) where we investigated #Flowers #VOCs and #pollinator communities associated to them and how they change or not 🐝🌼
I hope you'll enjoy it!

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

Just published in the @EcographyJourna blog our post where we discuss (with @nowhere_23) about our recent paper on #flowering #synchrony and #climatechanges along an #elevationalgradient. Plus some very very cool pictures of flowers 🌼🌺🌷🌹🌻 @EeobUcr
https://t.co/dkr8C7STO7

[Natasha.deManincor @dema_nat]

our last work - co-lead with @nowhere_23 - is now out in @EcographyJourna !
if you want to find out how #climatechange has impacted #flowering #synchrony read the paper here ➡️https://t.co/UM4EibWCrC
🌺🌼🌷🌹🌻

[nowhere_23 @nowhere_23]

New preprint recommended by @PCI_Zoology and now published in the PCI friendly Belgian Journal of Zoology @RBSZ3 @RBINSmuseum #bumblebees #pollinators

[marta galloni @GalloniMarta]

Cuckoo male bumblebees perform slower and longer flower visits than free-living male and worker bumblebees https://t.co/Np6lq4sxOj
🐝Enjoy our last paper! by @nowhere_23 et al. now available in @PeerCommunityIn Zoology

[marta galloni @GalloniMarta]

Cuckoo male bumblebees perform slower and longer flower visits than free-living male and worker bumblebees https://t.co/Np6lq4sxOj
🐝Enjoy our last paper! by @nowhere_23 et al. now available in @PeerCommunityIn Zoology

[nowhere_23 @nowhere_23]

Our new work co-lead with @dema_nat is @EcographyJourna Editor's choice of February.

We analyze an amazing dataset to show spatio-temporal changes in flowering synchrony, and how they relate to climate change
@EeobUcr

[Ecography @EcographyJourna]

Editor's choice February: Long-term changes in flowering synchrony reflect climatic changes across an elevational gradient
https://t.co/SYL0Phaydt
#climatechange #pollination #synchrony

[Ecography @EcographyJourna]

Editor's choice February: Long-term changes in flowering synchrony reflect climatic changes across an elevational gradient
https://t.co/SYL0Phaydt
#climatechange #pollination #synchrony