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This bachelor's thesis focuses on changes in pollination networks on different spatio-temporal scales. It covers in detail the essence and magnitude of these changes in communities of pollinators and plants. The thesis outlines the consequences of these changes for these communities and the way it affects the methodological aspects of studying plant-pollinator networks. I present the existing dynamics of Pollination networks on broad geografical scales as well as changes in local communities. I also describe the temporal changes of communities of plants and pollinators, consisting of diurnal and seasonal dynamics, not exluding the changes on even broader temporal scales. It has been shown that plant-pollinator networks are highly dynamic in space and time. These dynamics consist of species and interaction turnover, as well as of changes in the overall diversity of communities of plants and pollinators. Biodiversity dependent characteristics of pollination networks are affected by the described spatio-temporal dynamics, while characteristics that are biodiversity independent stay relativly stable on broader temporal scales. |
