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• W2941546749 abstract "Chemosensory communication between flowers and pollinators is a fundamental component of terrestrial biodiversity, given the importance of olfaction to foraging animals. In this respect, exploring chemically mediated interspecific interactions in natural assemblies may provide novel insights into the ecofunctional significance of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) for plant–insect co‐evolution. However, multispecies datasets of associations between plant semiochemicals and arthropods are still very rare and tend to lack community context. Here, we present the first insect–floral VOC meta‐network using plant–pollinator visitation data and the plants’ floral scent blends, collected in a Mediterranean scrubland. We assembled the insect–VOC meta‐network by substituting each plant species in the plant–pollinator network with the blend of VOCs it emits. Furthermore, we identified the modules of the network that is the most densely connected insect–VOC groups. After describing the role of the species in the network, we focused on the bees of the community, and by building phylogenetically informed GLS models, we found the species traits predicting the degree of chemical specialization. Modularity analysis of the meta‐network revealed tight associations between several classes of VOCs and pollinator groups. Linkage patterns suggest positive associations between (a) Megachilidae bees and sesquiterpenes, (b) Apidae and Andrenidae bees and benzenoids/phenylpropanoids, and (c) wasps, C6 green‐leaf volatiles and specific terpenoids. Benzenoids were found to be the least influential and most specialized chemical class in the community, whereas sesquiterpenes represented the most influential one. Furthermore, the degree of chemical generalization of the bees in the meta‐network was significantly associated with their ecological generalization, body mass and phenology, whereas their contribution to the network's structure was related to their level of sociality. Synthesis. Our findings help to disclose the ecofunctional significance of the floral volatile landscape and contribute novel testable hypotheses on the behavioural trends and chemical niches of pollinators in a natural community. The insect–volatilome meta‐network is thus shown to be advantageous for detecting and visualizing patterns of chemically mediated interspecific interactions. Given the ubiquity of chemosensory biocommunication, our approach can be applied for investigating various types of ecological interactions in community contexts." @default.
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• W2941546749 date "2019-05-12" @default.
• W2941546749 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2941546749 title "Floral volatiles and visitors: A meta‐network of associations in a natural community" @default.
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• W2941546749 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/1365-2745.13197" @default.
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