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Species interactions, such as those between plants and pollinators, are known to be shaped by both evolutionary history and ecological factors. However, little is known about how multiple factors (e.g. phylogeny, phenology, abundance and functional traits) interactively affect interaction patterns.
Using a plant–bumblebee network comprising 2,428 interactions between 29 plant species and 12 bumblebee...