Data from: Year-round pollinator visitation of ornamental plants in Mediterranean urban parks
Data files
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data_flowers_parks.csv
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data_pollinators_parks.csv
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README.md
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Abstract
We explored pollinator dynamics and their floral visits to ornamental plants over 12 consecutive months in 15 parks in the Mediterranean city of Seville (Spain)
Dataset DOI: 10.5061/dryad.905qfttzv
Description of the data and file structure
data_pollinators_parks.csv: database of pollinator and their floral visits to ornamental plants over 12 consecutive months in 15 parks in the Mediterranean city of Seville (Spain), between October 2021 and September 2022. On average, each park was sampled every four weeks, and thus once a month.During each census, we conducted a 10-minute pollinator count per plant, focusing on a 1 m2 area with the highest flower density. We recorded floral visitors that made contact with any reproductive part of a flower, avoiding double counting.
date: date of the observation // time: when the observation was performed // parkname: the name of the park // plant: the plant where we observed the interaction // census: number of the census per plant // order/family/genus/species: pollinator identification // n: the number of observed pollinators per species
data_flowers_parks.csv: database of floral availability per park. We estimated floral availability per ornamental plant, day and park, by counting receptive (i.e., pollinator-accessible) flowers in five randomly selected 40 cm2 areas per plant species. We estimated the area occupied by each species (500 m buffer radius) in each park by mapping their coverage during walking surveys
date: date of the observation // parkname: the name of the park // plant: ornamental plants that were flowering // census: number of the census per plant // nFlowersPlant_cm2: number of flowers per plant in a 40 cm2 area // areaPlant_m2_500mBufferPark: estimated area (in m2) occupied by the plant in the park in a 500 m buffer radius
