Herbivory thus has the potential to reshape plant-frugivore interactions and influence the long-term eco-evolutionary dynamics of plant populations.

Infested palms produced rounder fruits with reduced pulp content. Unexpectedly, legitimate seed dispersers consumed fruits more frequently and faster from infested palms, but these palms also experienced higher rates of pulp removal and seed predation by invertebrates.

We characterized fruit and seed traits and monitored visitation and fruit removal rates by functionally diverse frugivores on intact and infested female palms over two consecutive seasons in Mallorca

Very happy to present my results on spatial ecology in acorn dispersal at @sibecol-aeet-25.bsky.social. Inspiring talks, social debates and art! @paellalab.bsky.social

Work in progress😍🎨Juniperus phoenicea🌿 #science #illustration

Last week we were in PN #Cabañeros evaluating the impacts of #ungulates on the vegetation🌱🦌. Beautiful sunset🌄 and lots of birds!🐦‍⬛ @upm.es @PAELLAlab

📣The pre-print of our article is out! Discover the reproductive system of Withania frutescens🏵️ and its interaction with the Balearic lizard Podarcis lilfordi🦎 on a small islet of Cabrera🏝️ Final print soon! @aobp.bsky.social @annatraveset.bsky.social @imedea.bsky.social
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Amazing views reaching Puig de l'Ofre from Cúber reservoir. La Tramuntana nunca defrauda⛰️❤️🐑

Great week among acorns🌰, AI💻 and amazing people💃🏼 with PAELLA lab (@UPM) in Madrid!