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Herrera, C. M., A. Núñez, J. Valverde, and C. Alonso.
Body mass decline in a Mediterranean community of solitary bees supports the size shrinking effect of climatic warming. bioRxiv preprint. doi:10.1101/2022.11.03.515021
Herrera, C. M., A. Núñez, L. O. Aguado, and C. Alonso (2023)
Seasonality of pollinators in Mediterranean montane habitats:
cool-blooded bees for early-blooming plants. Ecological Monographs 93, e1570.  2022 Morales-Poole, J. R., C. de Vega, K. Tsuji, H. Jacquemyn, R. R. Junker, C. M. Herrera, C. Michiels, B. Lievens, and S. Álvarez-Pérez (2022) Sugar concentration, nitrogen availability, and phylogenetic factors determine the ability of Acinetobacter spp. and Rosenbergiella spp. to grow in floral nectar. Microbial Ecology. doi:10.1007/s00248-022-02088-4 Herrera, C. M., M. Medrano, P. Bazaga, and C. Alonso (2022) Ecological significance of intraplant variation: epigenetic mosaicism in Lavandula latifolia plants predicts extant and transgenerational variability of fecundity-related traits. Journal of Ecology 110, 2555-2567.  Looking at shrubs (more) carefully: epigenetic mosaicism boosts variance of offspring traits. Journal of Ecology, The Blog. Does the life of the parent affect the fitness of the child, and the grandchild? Editor's Choice (110: 11). Journal of Ecology, The Blog.
Herrera, C. M., and J. C. Otero (2021) Plant phylogeny as a major predictor of flower visitation by nitidulid beetles, a lineage of ancestral angiosperm pollinators. Journal of Pollination Ecology 29, 179-188. de Vega, C., S. Álvarez-Pérez, R. Albaladejo, S. L. Steenhuisen, M. A. Lachance, S. D. Johnson, and C. M. Herrera (2021) The role of plant-pollinator interactions in structuring nectar microbial communities. Journal of Ecology 109, 3379-3395. Herrera, C. M., P. Bazaga, R. Pérez, and C. Alonso (2021) Lifetime genealogical divergence within plants leads to epigenetic mosaicism in the shrub Lavandula latifolia (Lamiaceae). New Phytologist 231, 2065-2076. Invited commentary:
Wetzel, W. C. (2021) Plants as epigenetic mosaics: harnessing
variability to thrive in a variable world. New Phytologist 231,
1667-1669.
Herrera, C. M. (2021) Unclusterable, underdispersed arrangement of insect-pollinated plants in pollinator niche space. Ecology 102, e03327. Álvarez-Pérez, S., K. Tsuji, M. Donald, A. Van Assche, R. L. Vannette, C. M. Herrera, H. Jacquemyn, T. Fukami, and B. Lievens (2021) Nitrogen assimilation varies among clades of nectar- and insect-associated acinetobacters. Microbial Ecology 81, 990-1003. Álvarez-Pérez, S., M. K. Dhami, M. I. Pozo, S. Crauwels, K. J. Verstrepen, C. M. Herrera, B. Lievens, and H. Jacquemyn (2021) Genetic admixture increases phenotypic diversity in the nectar yeast Metschnikowia reukaufii. Fungal Ecology 49, 101016. 2020 Medrano,
M., J. Robles, and C. M. Herrera (2020). Rasgos genéticos poblacionales
aclaran el estatus taxonómico del narciso de Villafuerte y respaldan su
conservación. Conservación
Vegetal 24,
15-18. Klaps, J., C. de Vega, C. M. Herrera, R. R. Junker, B. Lievens, and S. Álvarez-Pérez (2020) Candida metrosideri pro tempore sp. nov. and Candida ohialehuae pro tempore sp. nov., two antifungal-resistant yeasts associated with Metrosideros polymorpha flowers in Hawaii. PLOS ONE 15, e0240093. Medrano, M., C. Alonso, P. Bazaga, E. López, and C. M. Herrera (2020) Comparative genetic and epigenetic diversity in pairs of sympatric, closely-related plants with contrasting distribution ranges in southeastern Iberian mountains. AoB Plants 12, plaa013. doi:10.1093/aobpla/plaa013 Herrera, C. M. (2020) Gradual replacement of wild bees by honeybees in flowers of the Mediterranean Basin over the last 50 years. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 287, 20192657.
Echoes: Pollinator
decline – the need for diversified measuresEl reverso tenebroso de la abeja Maya Herrera, C. M. (2020) Flower traits, habitat, and phylogeny as predictors of pollinator service: a plant community perspective. Ecological Monographs 90, e01402.
Appendices2019 Alonso, C., M. Medrano, R. Pérez, A. Canto, V. Parra-Tabla, and C. M. Herrera (2019) Interspecific variation across angiosperms in global DNA methylation: phylogeny, ecology and plant features in tropical and mediterranean communities. New Phytologist 224, 949-960. Herrera, C. M., M. Medrano, R. Pérez, P. Bazaga, and C. Alonso (2019) Within-plant heterogeneity in fecundity and herbivory induced by localized DNA hypomethylation in the perennial herb Helleborus foetidus. American Journal of Botany 106, 798-806. Herrera, C. M. (2019) Complex long-term dynamics of pollinator abundance in undisturbed Mediterranean montane habitats over two decades. Ecological Monographs 89, e01338. Appendices
2018 Herrera, C. M., C. Alonso, M. Medrano, R. Pérez, and P. Bazaga (2018) Transgenerational epigenetics: inheritance of global cytosine methylation and methylation-related epigenetic markers in the shrub Lavandula latifolia. American Journal of Botany 105, 741-748. Alonso, C., R. Pérez, P. Bazaga, M. Medrano, and C. M. Herrera (2018) Within-plant variation in seed size and inflorescence fecundity is associated with epigenetic mosaicism in the shrub Lavandula latifolia (Lamiaceae). Annals of Botany 121, 153–160. 2017 Herrera, C. M. (2017) The ecology of subindividual variability in plants: patterns, processes and prospects. Web Ecology 17, 51-64. doi:10.5194/we-17-51-2017 Alonso, C., M. Medrano, R. Pérez, P. Bazaga, and C. M. Herrera (2017) Tissue-specific response to experimental demethylation at seed germination in the non-model herb Erodium cicutarium. Epigenomes 1, 16. doi:10.3390/epigenomes1030016 de
Vega, C., R. Albaladejo, B. Guzmán, S. Steenhuisen, S. D. Johnson, C.
M. Herrera, and M. A. Lachance (2017) Flowers as a reservoir of yeast
diversity: description of Wickerhamiella
nectarea f.a. sp. nov., and Wickerhamiella
natalensis
f.a. sp. nov. from South African flowers and pollinators, and transfer
of related Candida
species to the genus Wickerhamiella
as new combinations. FEMS
Yeast Research 17,
fox054.
Herrera, C.
M., M. Medrano, and P.
Bazaga
(2017) Epigenetic
and genetic spatial structure of the perennial herb Helleborus foetidus:
isolation by environment, isolation by distance, and functional trait
divergence. American Journal of Botany
104,
1195-1204. Canto,
A., C. M.
Herrera,
and R. Rodriguez (2017) Nectar-living yeasts of a tropical host plant
community: Diversity and effects on community-wide floral nectar
traits. PeerJ 5, e3517. doi:10.7717/peerj.3517.
Garrido, J.
L., J. M. Alcántara,
P. J. Rey,
M. Medrano, J. Guitián, M.
C. Castellanos, J. M. Bastida, R. Jaime, and C. M. Herrera (2017) Geographic genetic
structure of Iberian columbines (Gen. Aquilegia). Plant Systematics and Evolution
303,
1145-1160.
Herrera,
C. M., and M. Medrano (2017) Pollination consequences of simulated
intrafloral microbial warming in an early-blooming herb. Flora 232, 142-149.
Herrera,
C. M. (2016) Cincuenta años de investigación ecológica por y en la
Estación Biológica de Doñana: una exploración bibliométrica. Pp. 61-77
in M. Ferrer (ed.), Doñana.
50 años de investigaciones científicas. Colección Anejos
Arbor, CSIC, Madrid.
Herrera,
C. M., M. Medrano, and
P. Bazaga
(2016) Comparative spatial genetics and epigenetics of plant
populations: heuristic value and a proof of concept. Molecular
Ecology 25, 1653–1664.
Pozo, M.
I., C. M. Herrera, M. A.
Lachance,
K. Verstrepen, B. Lievens, and H. Jacquemyn (2016) Species coexistence
in simple microbial communities: unravelling the phenotypic landscape
of co-occurring
Metschnikowia species in floral nectar. Environmental
Microbiology 18,
1850–1862.
Alvarez-Perez, S., C. de Vega, M.
I. Pozo,
M. Lenaerts, A. Van Assche, C. M. Herrera, H. Jacquemyn, and B. Lievens
(2016) Nectar yeasts of the Metschnikowia clade are
highly susceptible to azole antifungals widely used in medicine and
agriculture. FEMS Yeast Research 16,
doi:10.1093/femsyr/fov115.
Castilla,
A. R., C. Alonso, and
C. M.
Herrera (2016) To be or not to be better pollinated: differences
between sex morphs in marginal gynodioecious populations. American
Journal of Botany 103,
388-395. Alonso, C., R. Pérez, P. Bazaga, and C. M. Herrera (2015) Global DNA cytosine methylation as an evolving trait: phylogenetic signal and correlated evolution with genome size in Angiosperms. Frontiers in Genetics. doi:10.3389/fgene.2015.00004 Castilla,
A. R., C. Alonso, and C. M.
Herrera (2015) Sex-specific phenotypic selection and geographic
variation in gender divergence in a gynodioecious shrub. Plant
Biology 17, 186-193. Canto, A.,
C. M. Herrera, I. M. García, M.
García, and P. Bazaga (2015) Comparative effects of two species of
floricolous Metschnikowia yeasts on nectar. Anales
del Jardín Botánico de Madrid 72, e019.
Herrera,
C. M., M. Medrano, and P. Bazaga
(2015) Continuous within-plant variation as a source of intraspecific
functional diversity: patterns, magnitude, and genetic correlates of
leaf variability in Helleborus foetidus
(Ranunculaceae). American Journal of Botany 102,
225-232. Pozo, M.
I., C. M. Herrera, W. van den Ende,
K. Verstrepen, B. Lievens, and H. Jacquemyn (2015) The impact of nectar
chemical features on phenotypic variation in two related nectar yeasts.
FEMS Microbiology Ecology 91,
doi:10.1093/femsec/fiv055,
Vargas-Mendoza C. F., I. Ortegón-Campos, D.
Marrufo, C. M. Herrera, and V. Parra-Tabla (2015) Genetic diversity,
outcrossing rate and demographic history along a climatic gradient in
the ruderal plant
Ruellia nudiflora (Acanthaceae). Revista Mexicana
de Biodiversidad
86, 508-520.
Medrano,
M., C. M. Herrera, and
P. Bazaga
(2014) Epigenetic variation predicts regional and local intraspecific
functional diversity in a perennial herb. Molecular Ecology 23,
4926-4938.
de Vega,
C., B. Guzmán, S. L. Steenhuisen,
S. D. Johnson, C. M. Herrera, and M. A. Lachance (2014). Metschnikowia
drakensbergensis sp. nov. and Metschnikowia caudata
sp. nov., two endemic yeasts associated with Protea
flowers in South Africa. International Journal of Systematic
and Evolutionary Microbiology 64,
3724-3732. Alonso,
C., R. Pérez, P. Bazaga, M. Medrano,
and C. M. Herrera (2014). Individual variation in size and fecundity is
correlated with differences in global DNA cytosine methylation in the
perennial herb
Helleborus foetidus (Ranunculaceae). American
Journal of Botany
101, 1309-1313. Pozo, M.
I., C. M. Herrera, and C. Alonso
(2014). Spatial and temporal distribution patterns of nectar-inhabiting
yeasts: how different floral microenvironments arise in winter-blooming
Helleborus foetidus. Fungal Ecology
11,
173-180. Herrera,
C. M. (2014) Population growth of
the floricolous yeast Metschnikowia reukaufii:
effects of nectar host, yeast genotype and host x genotype interaction.
FEMS Microbiology Ecology 88,
250-257. Herrera,
C. M., M. Medrano, and P. Bazaga
(2014) Variation in DNA methylation transmissibility, genetic
heterogeneity and fecundity-related traits in natural populations of
the perennial herb
Helleborus foetidus. Molecular Ecology 23,
1085-1095. Lenaerts,
M., S. Álvarez-Pérez, C. de Vega,
A. van Assche, S. Johnson, K. Willems, C. M. Herrera, H. Jacquemyn, and
B. Lievens (2014) Rosenbergiella australoborealis
sp. nov., Rosenbergiella
collisarenosi sp. nov. and Rosenbergiella
epipactidis sp. nov., three novel bacterial species isolated
from floral nectar. Systematic and Applied Microbiology
37,
402-411.
Seino, M.
M., C. de Vega, P. Bazaga, H.
Jacquemyn, and C. M. Herrera (2014) Development and characterization of
microsatellite loci for the primrose Primula vulgaris
and successful cross-amplification in the congeneric P.
elatior and P. veris. Conservation Genetics
Resources 6, 653-655. Herrera,
C. M., M. I. Pozo, and P. Bazaga
(2014) Nonrandom genotype distribution among floral hosts contributes
to local and regional genetic diversity in the nectar living yeast Metschnikowia
reukaufii. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 87,
568-575.
de Vega,
C., C. M. Herrera, and S. Dötterl
(2014) Floral volatiles play a key role in specialized ant pollination.
Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics
16,
32-42.
Álvarez-Pérez, S., C. de Vega, and C. M.
Herrera
(2013) Multilocus sequence analysis of nectar pseudomonads reveals high
genetic diversity and contrasting recombination patterns. PLOS
ONE 8, e75797. Herrera,
C. M., M. Medrano, and P. Bazaga
(2013) Epigenetic differentiation persists after male gametogenesis in
natural populations of the perennial herb Helleborus foetidus
(Ranunculaceae).
PLOS ONE 8, e70730. Guzmán,
B., M. A. Lachance, and C. M.
Herrera (2013) Phylogenetic analysis of the angiosperm-floricolous
insect-yeast association: have yeast and angiosperm lineages
co-diversified ? Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
68,
161–175. de Vega,
C., and C. M. Herrera (2013)
Microorganisms transported by ants induce changes in floral nectar
composition of an ant-pollinated plant. American Journal of
Botany 100, 792-800.
Herrera,
C. M., and P. Bazaga (2013)
Epigenetic correlates of plant phenotypic plasticity: DNA methylation
differs between prickly and nonprickly leaves in heterophyllous Ilex
aquifolium (Aquifoliaceae) trees.
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 171,
441-452.
Álvarez-Pérez, S., and C. M.
Herrera (2013)
Composition, richness and non-random assembly of culturable
bacterial–microfungal communities in floral nectar of Mediterranean
plants. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 83,
685-699.
Álvarez-Pérez,
S., B. Lievens, H.
Jacquemyn, and C. M. Herrera (2013) Acinetobacter
nectaris sp. nov. and Acinetobacter boissieri
sp. nov., isolated from floral nectar of wild Mediterranean
insect-pollinated plants.
International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology
63,
1532–1539.
Castilla,
A. R., C. Alonso, and C.
M. Herrera (2013) Herbivory at
marginal populations: consequences for maternal fitness and vegetative
differentiation. Acta Oecologica 49,
32-38.
Parejo-Farnés,
C., R. G.
Albaladejo, C. M. Herrera, and A. Aparicio, in
Molecular Ecology Resources Primer Development Consortium et
al. (2013) Isolation and characterization of microsatellite
markers for Helianthemum cinereum subsp. rotundifolium
(Cistaceae) using next-generation sequencing. Molecular
Ecology Resources 13, 966-968.
Seino, M.
M., C. de Vega, P.
Bazaga, M. Medrano, and C. M. Herrera, in
Molecular Ecology Resources Primer Development Consortium et
al. (2013) Development and characterization of microsatellite
loci for the perennial herb Helleborus foetidus
(Ranunculaceae). Molecular Ecology Resources 13,
341-343.
Seino, M.
M., C. de Vega, P.
Bazaga, M. I. Pozo, and C. M. Herrera, in
Molecular Ecology Resources Primer Development Consortium
et al. (2013) Development and characterization of
microsatellite loci for the nectar-living yeast Metschnikowia
reukaufii. Molecular Ecology Resources 13,
760-762.
Alonso, C.,
C. M. Herrera, and
T.-L. Ashman (2012) A piece of the
puzzle: a method for comparing pollination quality and quantity across
multiple species and reproductive events. New Phytologist
193,
532-542.
Álvarez-Pérez,
S., C. M. Herrera,
and C. de Vega (2012) Zooming-in on
floral nectar: a first exploration of nectar-associated bacteria in
wild plant communities. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 80,
591-602.
Canto, A.,
and C. M. Herrera
(2012) Micro-organisms behind the
pollination scenes: microbial imprint on floral nectar sugar variation
in a tropical plant community. Annals of Botany 110,
1173-1183.
Castilla,
A. R., C. Alonso, and C.
M. Herrera (2012) Genetic structure
of the shrub Daphne laureola across the Baetic
Ranges, a Mediterranean glacial refugium and biodiversity hotspot. Plant
Biology 14, 515-524.
Castilla,
A. R., T. Wiegand, C.
Alonso, and
C. M.
Herrera (2012) Disturbance-dependent spatial distribution of sexes in a
gynodioecious understory shrub. Basic and Applied Ecology
13,
405-413.
de Vega,
C., and C. M. Herrera
(2012) Relationships among
nectar-dwelling yeasts, flowers and ants: patterns and incidence on
nectar traits. Oikos 121,
1878-1888.
de Vega,
C., B. Guzmán, M. A.
Lachance, S. L. Steenhuisen, S. D.
Johnson, and C. M. Herrera (2012) Metschnikowia proteae
sp. nov., a nectarivorous insect-associated yeast species from Africa.
International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology
62,
2538–2545.
Garrido, J.
L., P. J. Rey, C. M.
Herrera, and J. M. Ramírez (2012)
Negative evidence of local adaptation to the establishment conditions
in a perennial herb. Plant Ecology 213,
1555-1569.
Herrera, C.
M. (2012) Genomic scan
as a tool for assessing the genetic
component of phenotypic variance in wild populations. Pages 315-329 in
F. Pompanon and A. Bonin (eds), Data Production and Analysis
in Population Genomics.
Methods in Molecular Biology Series, Vol. 888. Humana Press,
New York. Further
information and book flyer.
Herrera, C.
M., M. I. Pozo, and P.
Bazaga (2012) Jack of all nectars,
master of most: DNA methylation and the epigenetic basis of niche width
in a flower-living yeast. Molecular Ecology 21,
2602-2616.
Medrano,
M., R. Requerey, J. D. Karron, and C. M.
Herrera (2012)
Herkogamy and mate diversity in the wild daffodil
Narcissus longispathus: beyond the selfing-outcrossing
paradigm in the evolution of mixed mating. Plant Biology
14,
801-810.
Ortegón-Campos,
I., L.
Abdala-Roberts, V. Parra-Tabla, J. C. Cervera,
D. Marrufo-Zapata, and C. M. Herrera (2012) Influence of multiple
factors on plant local adaptation: soil type and folivore effects in Ruellia
nudiflora
(Acanthaceae).
Evolutionary Ecology 26, 545-558.
Pozo, M.
I., M. A. Lachance, and
C. M. Herrera (2012) Nectar yeasts of
two southern Spanish plants: the roles of immigration and physiological
traits in community assembly. FEMS Microbiology Ecology
80,
281-293.
Alonso, C.,
and C. M. Herrera (2011) Back-and-forth
hermaphroditism:
phylogenetic context of reproductive system evolution in subdioecious Daphne
laureola. Evolution 65,
1680-1692. Herrera, C.
M., and P. Bazaga (2011) Untangling
individual variation in
natural populations: ecological, genetic and epigenetic correlates of
long-term inequality in herbivory. Molecular Ecology
20,
1675-1688.
Herrera,
C. M. (2011) Complex implications
around a simple trait: ecological context determines the fecundity
effects of corolla marcescence.
American Journal of Botany 98, 812-818.
Canto, A.,
C. M. Herrera, I. M. García, R. Pérez, and
M. Vaz (2011)
Intraplant variation in nectar traits in Helleborus foetidus
(Ranunculaceae) as related to floral phase, environmental conditions
and pollinator exposure. Flora 206,
668-675. Castilla,
A. R., C. Alonso, and C. M. Herrera (2011)
Exploring local
borders of distribution in the shrub Daphne laureola:
individual and populations traits. Acta Oecologica 37,
269-276. de Vega,
C., M. Arista, P. L. Ortiz, C. M. Herrera, and
S. Talavera
(2011) Endozoochory by beetles: a novel seed dispersal mechanism.
Annals of Botany 107, 629-637.
Bastida, J.
M., J. M. Alcántara, P. J. Rey, P. Vargas,
and C. M.
Herrera (2010) Extended phylogeny of Aquilegia:
biogeographical and ecological patterns of two simultaneous, but
contrasting radiations. Plant Systematics and Evolution 284,
171-185. Herrera, C.
M. (2010) Marcescent corollas as functional
structures:
effects on the fecundity of two insect-pollinated plants. Annals
of Botany 106, 659-662.
Herrera, C.
M. (2010) The Mediterranean Region:
Biological diversity in
space and time. [Book review]. Quarterly Review of Biology 85,
497.
Herrera, C.
M., and P. Bazaga
(2010) Epigenetic differentiation and
relationship to adaptive genetic divergence in discrete populations of
the violet Viola cazorlensis. New
Phytologist
187, 867–876.
Herrera, C.
M., and R. Jovani
(2010) Log-normal distribution of
individual lifetime fecundity: insights from a 23-yr study.
Ecology 91, 422-430. Herrera, C.
M., and M. I. Pozo (2010) Nectar yeasts
warm the flowers of
a winter-blooming plant. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 277,
1827-1834.
Herrera, C.
M., A. Canto, M. I.
Pozo, and P. Bazaga (2010) Inhospitable
sweetness: nectar filtering of pollinator-borne inocula leads to
impoverished, phylogenetically clustered yeast communities. Proceedings
of the Royal Society B 277, 747-754.
Parra-Tabla,
V., and C. M. Herrera (2010) Spatially
inconsistent direct
and indirect effects of herbivory on floral traits and pollination
success in a tropical shrub. Oikos 119,
1344-1354.
Abdala-Roberts,
L., V. Parra-Tabla, L. Salinas-Peba,
and C. M. Herrera
(2009) Noncorrelated effects of seed predation and pollination on the
perennial herb
Ruellia nudiflora remain spatially consistent.
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 96,
800-807. de Vega,
C., C. M. Herrera, and S. D. Johnson (2009)
Yeasts in floral
nectar of some South African plants: quantification and associations
with pollinator type.
South African Journal of Botany 75:
798-806. de Vega,
C., M. Arista, P. L. Ortiz, C. M. Herrera, and
S. Talavera
(2009) The ant-pollination system of Cytinus hypocistis
(Cytinaceae), a Mediterranean root holoparasite. Annals of
Botany 103, 1065-1075.
Garrido, J.
L., P. J. Rey, and C. M. Herrera (2009)
Influence of
elaiosome on post-dispersal dynamics of an ant-dispersed plant.
Acta Oecologica 35, 393-399.
Herrera, C.
M. (2009) Evolución de las relaciones entre
plantas y
polinizadores: logros y deficiencias de la agenda darwiniana. Memorias
de la Real Academia de Ciencias de Sevilla 9,
159-174. Herrera, C.
M. (2009) A comment on García et al. (2005,
2007) and
related papers on mating patterns and gene dispersal in Prunus
mahaleb. Molecular Ecology 18,
4533-4535.
Herrera, C.
M., and P. Bazaga (2009) Quantifying the
genetic component
of phenotypic variation in unpedigreed wild plants: tailoring genomic
scan for within-population use. Molecular Ecology 18,
2602-2614. Herrera, C.
M., C. de Vega, A. Canto, and M. I. Pozo
(2009) Yeasts in
floral nectar: a quantitative survey. Annals of Botany
103,
1415-1423. Ortegón-Campos,
I., V. Parra-Tabla, L. Abdala-Roberts,
and C. M.
Herrera (2009) Local adaptation of Ruellia nudiflora
(Acanthaceae) to biotic counterparts: complex scenarios revealed when
two herbivore guilds are considered. Journal of Evolutionary
Biology 22, 2288-2297. Pozo, M.
I., C. de Vega, A. Canto, and C. M. Herrera
(2009) Presence of
yeasts in floral nectar is consistent with the hypothesis of
microbial-mediated signaling in plant-pollinator interactions. Plant
Signaling & Behavior
4, 1102-1104.
Herrera, C.
M., and P. Bazaga
(2008) Population-genomic approach
reveals adaptive floral divergence in discrete populations of a hawk
moth-pollinated violet. Molecular Ecology 17,
5378-5390.
Alonso,
C., and C.
M. Herrera (2008) Site-specific features affect
pollination success of a gynodioecious understory shrub in a
gender-specific mode.
Ecoscience 15, 358-365. Canto, A.,
C. M. Herrera, M. Medrano, R. Pérez, and I.
M. García (2008)
Pollinator foraging modifies nectar sugar composition in
Helleborus foetidus L. (Ranunculaceae): an experimental test.
American
Journal of Botany 95,
315-320. Castellanos,
M. C., M. Medrano, and C. M. Herrera
(2008) Genetic and
environmental effects on subindividual variation in seed traits in a
European
Aquilegia. Botany 86,
1125-1132. Herrera,
C. M., and P. Bazaga (2008) Adding
a third dimension to the edge of a species' range: altitude and genetic
structuring in mountainous landscapes. Heredity 100,
275-285. Medrano,
M., and C. M. Herrera (2008) Geographical
structuring of
genetic diversity across the whole distribution range of Narcissus
longispathus, a habitat-specialist, Mediterranean narrow
endemic. Annals of Botany
102, 183-194. Alonso,
C., P.
Mutikainen, and C. M. Herrera (2007) Ecological context of breeding
system variation: sex, size and pollination in a (predominantly)
gynodioecious shrub. Annals of Botany
100, 1547-1556. Canto, A.,
R. Pérez, M. Medrano,
M. C.
Castellanos, and C. M. Herrera (2007) Intraplant variation in nectar
sugar composition in two
Aquilegia species (Ranunculaceae): contrasting patterns under
field and greenhouse conditions. Annals of Botany 99,
653-660.
Garrido, J.
L., P. J.
Rey, and
C. M. Herrera (2007) Regional and local variation in seedling
emergence, mortality and recruitment of a perennial herb in
Mediterranean mountain habitats. Plant Ecology 190,
109-121.
Herrera, C.
M., R. Pérez, and C.
Alonso
(2006) Extreme intraplant variation in nectar sugar composition in an
insect-pollinated perennial herb. American Journal of Botany
93,
575-581.
Herrera, C.
M., M. C. Castellanos,
and M.
Medrano (2006) Geographical context of floral evolution: towards an
improved research programme in floral diversification. Pages 278-294 in
L. D. Harder and S. C. H. Barrett (eds.), Ecology
and evolution of flowers. Oxford University Press.
Supplementary material: Appendix
15.1 | Appendix
15.2.
Medrano,
M., M. C. Castellanos,
and C. M.
Herrera (2006) Comparative floral and vegetative differentiation
between two
Aquilegia taxa along a narrow contact zone. Plant
Systematics and Evolution 262, 209-224.
Rey, P. J.,
C. M.
Herrera, J.
Guitián, X. Cerdá, A. M. Sánchez-Lafuente, M. Medrano, and J. L.
Garrido (2006) The geographic mosaic in pre-dispersal interactions and
selection on Helleborus foetidus (Ranunculaceae). Journal
of Evolutionary Biology 19, 21-34.
Cabezudo,
B., S. Talavera, G.
Blanca, C.
Salazar, M. Cueto, B. Valdés, J. E. Hernández Bermejo, C. M. Herrera,
C. Rodríguez Hiraldo, and D. Navas (2005) Lista roja de la
flora vascular de Andalucía. Consejería de Medio Ambiente,
Junta de Andalucía, Sevilla, 126 p. (very large file, 44.2 Mb)
Garrido, J.
L., P. J. Rey, and C.
M. Herrera
(2005) Pre- and post-germination determinants of the spatial variation
in recruitment in the perennial herb Helleborus foetidus
L. (Ranunculaceae). Journal of Ecology 93,
60-66. Garrido,
J. L., P.
J.
Rey, and C. M. Herrera (2005) Fuentes de variación en el tamaño de
semilla de la herbácea perenne Helleborus foetidus
L.
(Ranunculaceae). Anales
del Jardín Botánico de Madrid 62,
115-125. Herrera, C.
M. (2005)
Plant
generalization on pollinators: species property or local phenomenon ? American
Journal of Botany 92, 13-20.
Herrera, C.
M. (2005) Resolution
of respect.
Ramón Margalef (1919-2004). Bulletin of the Ecological
Society of America 86, 8-11.
[Biographical item]. Herrera,
C. M.
(2005)
Post-floral perianth functionality: contribution of persistent sepals
to seed development in
Helleborus foetidus (Ranunculaceae). American
Journal of Botany 92, 1486-1491. Medrano,
M., C. Alonso,
and C.
M. Herrera (2005) Mating system, sex ratio, and persistence of females
in the gynodioecious shrub
Daphne laureola L. (Thymelaeaceae). Heredity
94,
37-43. Medrano,
M., C. M.
Herrera, and S. C. H. Barrett (2005) Herkogamy and mating patterns in
the self-compatible daffodil
Narcissus longispathus. Annals of Botany 95,
1105-1111. Sánchez-Lafuente,
A. M., J.
Guitián, M. Medrano, C. M. Herrera, P. J.
Rey, and X. Cerdá (2005) Plant traits, environmental factors, and
pollinator visitation in winter-flowering Helleborus foetidus
L. (Ranunculaceae).
Annals of Botany 96, 845–852.
Alonso, C., J. L. Garrido, and C. M. Herrera (2004) Investigaciones sobre plantas y animales en las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas. 25 años de estudios por el CSIC. Consejería de Medio Ambiente, Junta de Andalucía, Sevilla.
Barrett, S.
C. H., W. W. Cole, and
C. M.
Herrera (2004) Mating patterns and genetic diversity in the wild
daffodil Narcissus longispathus (Amaryllidaceae). Heredity
92, 459-465.
Herrera, C.
M. (2004) Distribution
ecology of
pollen tubes: fine-grained, labile spatial mosaics in southern Spanish
Lamiaceae. New Phytologist
161, 473-484.
Herrera, C.
M. (2004) Ecología de
los pájaros
frugívoros ibéricos. Pages 127-153 in J. L. Tellería (Ed.), La
ornitología hoy. Homenaje al Profesor Francisco Bernis. Editorial
Complutense, Universidad Complutense, Madrid.
Fedriani,
J. M., P. J. Rey, J. L.
Garrido, J.
Guitián, C. M. Herrera, M. Medrano, A. M. Sánchez-Lafuente, and X.
Cerdá (2004) Geographical variation in the potential of mice to
constrain an ant-seed dispersal mutualism.
Oikos
105, 181-191.
Alonso, C.,
and C. M. Herrera
(2003) Developmental and spatial
covariation of nutrients in growing leaves of Daphne laureola
and their relationships with herbivory. New Phytologist
159,
645-656.
Guitián,
J., M. Medrano, C. M.
Herrera, and
A. M. Sánchez-Lafuente (2003) Variation in the structural gender in the
hermaphrodite
Helleborus foetidus (Ranunculaceae): within- and
among-population patterns. Plant Systematics and Evolution
241,
139-151.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2002)
Seed dispersal by vertebrates. In C. M. Herrera & O. Pellmyr,
eds. Plant-Animal Interactions. An Evolutionary Approach,
pp. 185-208. Blackwell Science, Oxford.
Herrera, C. M.
(2002)
Topsoil properties and seedling recruitment in Lavandula
latifolia:
stage-dependence and
spatial decoupling of influential parameters. Oikos
97,
260-270.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2002)
Correlated evolution of fruit and leaf size in bird-dispersed plants:
species-level variance in fruit traits explained a bit
further? Oikos 97, 426-432. Herrera,
C. M.
(2002)
What Darwin forgot to mention about orchids. [Book review]. Evolution
56, 856-858. Herrera,
C. M.
(2002)
Cincuenta años de ecología evolutiva. Crónica y logros de una
reconciliación intelectual. Pages 83-95 in R. Hernández Tristán, L.
Corral Mora, and F. Infante García-Pantaleón, eds. 50 años de
Biología en España. Publ. Obra Social Cult. Cajasur, Córdoba,
Spain.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2002)
Censusing natural microgametophyte populations: variable spatial
mosaics and extreme fine-graininess in winter-flowering Helleborus
foetidus (Ranunculaceae). American Journal of Botany
89,
1570-1578. Herrera,
C. M., M.
Medrano, P. J. Rey, A. M. Sánchez-Lafuente, M. B. García, J. Guitián,
and A. J. Manzaneda (2002) Interaction of pollinators and herbivores on
plant fitness suggests a pathway for correlated evolution of mutualism-
and antagonism-related traits.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 99,
16823-16828. Alonso, C., and C.
M.
Herrera
(2001) Patterns made of patterns: variation
and covariation of leaf nutrient concentrations within
and between populations of Prunus mahaleb.
New Phytologist 150, 629-640. Alonso,
C., and C.
M.
Herrera (2001) Neither vegetative nor reproductive advantages account
for high frequency of male-steriles in Southern Spanish gynodioecious Daphne
laureola (Thymelaeaceae). American
Journal of Botany 88, 1016-1024.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2001)
Deconstructing a floral phenotype: Do pollinators select for corolla
integration in Lavandula latifolia ?
Journal of Evolutionary Biology 14,
574-584.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2001)
Dispersión de semillas por animales en el Mediterráneo: ecología y
evolución. In: R. Zamora and F. I. Pugnaire (Eds.), Ecosistemas
Mediterráneos. Análisis Funcional,
pp. 125-152. Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas –
Asociación Española de Ecología Terrestre, Madrid. Herrera,
C. M., A.
M.
Sánchez-Lafuente, M. Medrano, J. Guitián, X. Cerdá, and P. Rey (2001)
Geographical variation in autonomous self-pollination levels unrelated
to pollinator service in Helleborus foetidus (Ranunculaceae).
American
Journal of Botany 88, 1025-1032.
2000 Alonso,
C., and C.
M.
Herrera (2000) Seasonal variation in leaf characteristics and food
selection by larval noctuids on an evergreen Mediterranean shrub. Acta
Oecologica 21,
257-265. Blanca,
G., B.
Cabezudo, J. E. Hernández-Bermejo, C. M. Herrera, J. Muñoz, and B.
Valdés (2000) Libro rojo de la flora silvestre amenazada de
Andalucía. II. Especies vulnerables.
Consejería de Medio Ambiente, Junta de Andalucía, Sevilla, Spain. 375 p.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2000)
Flower-to-seedling consequences of different pollination regimes in an
insect-pollinated shrub. Ecology 81,
15-29.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2000)
Measuring the effects of pollinators and herbivores: evidence for
non-additivity in a perennial herb. Ecology 81,
2170–2176.
Herrera,
C. M.
(2000)
Individual differences in progeny viability in Lavandula
latifolia:
a long-term field study. Ecology 81,
3036-3047. 1999
Blanca, G., B.
Cabezudo, J. E. Hernández-Bermejo, C. M. Herrera, J. Molero Mesa, J.
Muñoz, and B. Valdés (1999) Libro rojo de la flora silvestre
amenazada de Andalucía.
I. Especies en peligro de extinción. Consejería de Medio
Ambiente, Junta de Andalucía, Sevilla, Spain. 302 p. Herrera, C. M. (1999) Elaboración de planes de conservación de especies amenazadas de la flora andaluza: Parque Natural de las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas. In Consejería de Medio Ambiente (Ed.), Investigación y desarrollo medioambiental en Andalucía, pp. 29-33. Consejería de Medio Ambiente, Junta de Andalucía, Sevilla, Spain. 1998 Herrera,
C. M., P.
Jordano, J. Guitián, and A. Traveset (1998) Annual variability in seed
production by woody plants and the masting concept: reassessment of
principles and relationship to pollination and seed dispersal. American
Naturalist, 152, 576-594. Herrera,
C. M.
(1998)
Long-term dynamics of Mediterranean frugivorous birds and fleshy
fruits: a 12-year study. Ecological Monographs 68,
511-538.
Herrera
C. M. (1998)
Population-level estimates of interannual variability in seed
production: What do they actually tell us?
Oikos 82, 612-616. 1997 Herrera, C.
M. (1997) Thermal biology and
foraging responses of insect pollinators to the forest floor irradiance
mosaic. Oikos
78, 601-611.
1996 Alonso,
C., and C.
M.
Herrera (1996) Variation in herbivory within and among plants of Daphne
laureola (Thymelaeaceae): correlation with plant size and
architecture. Journal of Ecology 84,
495-502. Herrera,
C. M.
(1996)
Floral traits and plant adaptation to insect pollinators: a devil's
advocate approach. In D. G. Lloyd and S. C. H. Barrett (Eds.), Floral
Biology, pp. 65-87. Chapman and Hall, New York. Herrera, C. M. (1996) El papel de los carnívoros en la dispersión de semillas. In R. García-Perea, R. A. Baquero, R. Fernández-Salvador and J. Gisbert (Eds.), Carnívoros. Evolución, ecología y conservación, pp. 201-216. Museo Nacional Ciencias Naturales, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Madrid 1995 Herrera,
C. M.
(1995)
Floral biology, microclimate, and pollination by ectothermic bees in an
early-blooming herb. Ecology 76,
218-228.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1995)
Plant-vertebrate seed dispersal systems in the Mediterranean:
ecological, evolutionary and historical determinants. Annual Review of
Ecology and Systematics
26,
705-727. Herrera,
C. M.
(1995)
Microclimate and individual variation in pollinators: flowering plants
are more than their flowers. Ecology
76, 1516-1524. Jordano,
P., and C.
M.
Herrera (1995) Shuffling the offspring: uncoupling and spatial
discordance of multiple stages in vertebrate seed dispersal. Ecoscience
2, 230-237. 1994 Herrera, C. M. (1994) Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas. Flora y Fauna: un patrimonio biológico excepcional. Parques Naturales y Espacios Protegidos de Jaén, 19-35, España. Herrera,
C. M., P.
Jordano, L. López-Soria, and J. A. Amat (1994) Recruitment of a
mast-fruiting, bird-dispersed tree: bridging frugivore activity and
seedling establishment. Ecological Monographs
64, 315-344. Obeso,
J. R., and C.
M. Herrera (1994) Inter- and intraspecific variation in fruit traits in
co-occurring vertebrate-dispersed plants. International
Journal of Plant Science 155, 382-387.
1993 Herrera, C. M. (1993) La gestión de la diversidad biológica. In J. M. Naredo y F. Parra (Eds.), Hacia una ciencia de los recursos naturales, pp. 255-279. Siglo Veintiuno Editores, Madrid. Herrera,
C. M.
(1993)
Selection on floral morphology and environmental determinants of
fecundity in a hawk moth-pollinated violet.
Ecological Monographs 63, 251-275.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1993)
Selection on complexity of corolla outline in a hawkmoth pollinated
violet. Evolutionary Trends in Plants
7, 9-13. Yela,
J. L., and C.
M.
Herrera (1993) Seasonality and life cycles of woody plant-feeding
noctuid moths (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in Mediterranean habitats.
Ecological Entomology 18, 259-269.
1992 Herrera,
C. M.
(1992)
Activity pattern and thermal biology of a day-flying hawkmoth (Macroglossum
stellatarum) under Mediterranean summer conditions.
Ecological Entomology 17, 52-56.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1992)
Individual flowering time and maternal fecundity in a summer-flowering
Mediterranean shrub: making the right prediction for the wrong reason. Acta
Oecologica 13, 13-24. Herrera,
C. M.
(1992)
Historical effects and sorting processes as explanations of
contemporary ecological patterns: character syndromes in Mediterranean
woody plants. American Naturalist 140,
421-446.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1992)
Interspecific variation in fruit shape: allometry, phylogeny, and
adaptation to dispersal agents. Ecology
73, 1832-1841. Herrera, C. M. (1992) Mediterranean plant-bird seed dispersal systems: the roles of history and adaptation. Págs. 241-250 in C. A. Thanos, editor. Plant-animal interactions in Mediterranean-type ecosystems. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Mediterranean Climate Ecosystems. University of Athens, Athens, Grecia. Herrera, C. M., E. Araque, and J. D. Sánchez (1992) Bibliografía sobre historia natural y geoeconómica del Parque Natural de las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas. Agencia de Medio Ambiente, Junta de Andalucía, Jaén. 83 pp. 1991 Herrera, C.
M. (1991) Dissecting factors
responsible for individual variation in plant fecundidy. Ecology
72,
1436-1448.
1990 Herrera, C. M.
(1990) The adaptedness of the floral phenotype in a relict endemic,
hawkmoth-pollinated violet. 1. Reproductive correlates of floral
variation. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society
40,
263-274. Herrera,
C. M.
(1990)
The adaptedness of the floral phenotype in a relict endemic,
hawkmoth-pollinated violet. 2. Patterns of variation among disjunct
populations. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 40,
275-291. Herrera,
C. M.
(1990)
Bumble bees feeding on non-plant food sources.
Bee World 71, 67-69.
Herrera, C. M.
(1990)
Daily patterns of pollinator activity, differential pollinating
effectiveness, and floral resource availability, in a summer-flowering
Mediterranean shrub. Oikos 58,
277-288.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1990)
Brood size reduction in Lavandula latifolia: a test
of alternative hypotheses. Evolutionary Trends in Plants 4,
99-105. Herrera,
C. M.
(1989)
Biología y ecología de Viola cazorlensis. II. Uso
de sustratos, reproducción y consumo por los herbívoros.
Anales del Jardín Botánico de Madrid 47,
125-138. Herrera,
C. M.
(1989)
Seed dispersal by animals: a role in angiosperm diversification? American
Naturalist 133, 309-322. Herrera,
C. M.
(1989)
Pollinator abundance, morphology, and flower visitation rate: analysis
of the 'quantity' component in a plant-pollinator system. Oecologia
80, 241-248. Herrera,
C. M.
(1989)
Frugivory and seed dispersal by carnivorous mammals, and associated
fruit characteristics, in undisturbed Mediterranean habitats.
Oikos 55, 250-262. Herrera,
C. M.
(1989)
Vertebrate frugivores and their interaction with invertebrate fruit
predators: supporting evidence a Costa Rican dry forest. Oikos
54,
185-188. Herrera, C. M. (1989) Temperate frugivory and seed dispersal. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 4, 90-91. (Book review) Herrera, C. M. (1989) Dinàmica i funcionalitat dels ecosistemes terrestres: les relacions de mutualisme. In J. Terradas, N. Prat, A. Escarré y R. Margalef (Eds.), Història Natural dels Països Catalans. Vol. 14. Sistemes Naturals, pp. 197-203. Enciclopèdia Catalana, Barcelona. Herrera,
C. M.
(1988)
The fruiting ecology of Osyris quadripartita:
individual variation and evolutionary potential. Ecology
69, 233-249. Herrera,
C. M.
(1988)
Plant size, spacing patterns, and host plant selection in Osyris
quadripartita, a hemiparasitic dioecious shrub.
Journal of Ecology 76, 995-1006.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1988)
Habitat-shaping, host plant use by a hemiparasitic shrub, and the
importance of gut fellows. Oikos 51,
383-386. Herrera, C. M. (1988) Avian frugivory and seed dispersal in Mediterranean habitats: regional variation in plant-animal interaction. Pages 509-517 in H. Ouellet (Ed.), Acta XIX Congressus Internationalis Ornithologici, Vol. 1. Nat. Museum Nat. Sciences, Univ. Ottawa Press, Ottawa, Canada. Herrera,
C. M.
(1988)
Biología y ecología de Viola cazorlensis. I.
Variabilidad en caracteres florales. Anales del Jardín
Botánico de Madrid 45, 233-246.
Herrera, C. M.
(1988)
Variation in mutualisms: the spatio-temporal mosaic of a pollinator
assemblage. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society
35,
95-125. Herrera,
C. M.
(1988)
Variaciones anuales en las poblaciones de pájaros frugívoros y su
relación con la abundancia de frutos.
Ardeola 35, 135-142. Herrera,
C. M.
(1988)
La invernada de aves en la Península Ibérica: cifras, biología y
conservación. In J. L. Tellería y T. Santos (Eds.), Invernada de aves
en la Península Ibérica, pp. 201-206. Sociedad Española de Ornitología,
Madrid. Herrera, C. M. (1988) Fauna y flora del Parque Natural de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas: presente y futuro de un patrimonio excepcional. Anuario del Adelantamiento de Cazorla 30, 78-86. 1987 Herrera,
C. M.
(1987)
Components of pollinator 'quality': comparative analysis of a diverse
insect assemblage.
Oikos 50, 79-90. Herrera,
C. M.
(1987)
Vertebrate-dispersed plants of the Iberian Peninsula: a study of fruit
characteristics. Ecological Monographs
57, 305-331. Herrera,
C. M.
(1987)
Distribución, ecología y conservación de Atropa baetica
Willk. (Solanaceae) en la Sierra de Cazorla. Anales del
Jardín Botánico de Madrid 43, 387-398.
Herrera, C. M.
(1987)
Componentes del flujo génico en Lavandula latifolia
Medicus: polinización y dispersión de semillas. Anales del
Jardín Botánico de Madrid 44, 49-61.
1986 Herrera,
C. M.
(1986)
On the scaling of intestine length to body size in interspecific
comparisons. Ornis Fennica 63,
50-51.
Herrera, C. M., R. C. Soriguer, and J. A. Amat (1986) Alimentación recíproca entre investigación y gestión en Cazorla: ejemplos y propuestas. Actas I Congr. Parques Naturales, Sevilla, pp. 161-165. Herrera,
C. M.
(1986)
Vertebrate-dispersed plants: Why they don't behave the way they should.
In A. Estrada y T. H. Fleming (Eds.), Frugivores and seed dispersal,
pp. 5-18. Junk, Dordrecht, The Netherlands. 1985 Amat, J. A., C. Díaz, C. M. Herrera, P. Jordano, J. R. Obeso, and R. C. Soriguer (1985) Criterios de valoración de zonas húmedas de importancia nacional y regional en función de las aves acuáticas. Monografías ICONA, Ministerio Agricultura, Madrid, 35, 1-78. Herrera,
C. M.
(1985)
Determinants of plant-animal coevolution: the case of mutualistic
dispersal of seeds by vertebrates. Oikos
44, 132-141.
Herrera, C. M.
(1985)
Predispersal reproductive biology of female Osyris
quadripartita (Santalaceae), a hemiparasitic dioecious shrub
of Mediterranean scrublands. Botanical Journal of the Linnean
Society 90, 113-127.
Herrera, C. M.
(1985)
Aposematic insects as six-legged fruits: incidental short-circuiting of
their defense by frugivorous birds. American Naturalist 126,
286-293.
Herrera, C. M.
(1985)
Habitat-consumer interaction in frugivorous birds. In M. L. Cody (Ed.),
Habitat selection in birds, pp. 341-365.
Academic Press, New York.
Herrera, C. M.
(1985)
Grass/grazer radiations: an interpretation of silica-body diversity. Oikos
45, 446-447. 1984 Herrera,
C. M.
(1984)
Tipos morfológicos y funcionales en plantas leñosas del matorral
mediterráneo del sur de España. Studia Oecologica 5,
7-34.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1984)
Selective pressures on fruit seediness: differential predation of fly
larvae on the fruits of Berberis hispanica. Oikos42,
166-170.
Herrera, C. M.
(1984)
Avian interference of insect frugivory: an exploration into the
plant-bird-fruit pest evolutionary triad. Oikos 42,
203-210.
Herrera, C. M.
(1984)
A study of avian frugivores, bird-dispersed plants, and their
interaction in Mediterranean scrublands. Ecological
Monographs 54, 1-23. Herrera,
C. M.
(1984)
Adaptation to frugivory of Mediterranean avian seed dispersers. Ecology
65, 609-617. Herrera,
C. M.
(1984)
Significance of ants in the diet of insectivorous birds in southern
Spanish Mediterranean habitats. Ardeola
30,
77-81.
Herrera, C. M.
(1984)
Seed dispersal and fitness determinants in wild rose: combined effects
of hawthorn, birds, mice, and browsing ungulates. Oecologia
(Berlin) 63,
386-393.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1984)
The annual cycle of Osyris quadripartita, a
hemiparasitic dioecious shrub of Mediterranean scrublands.
Journal of Ecology 72, 1065-1078.
Herrera,
C. M., J.
Herrera, and X. Espadaler (1984) Nectar thievery by ants from southern
Spanish insect-pollinated flowers. Insectes Sociaux 31,
142-154. 1983 Herrera,
C. M., and
R.
C. Soriguer (1983) Intra- and inter-floral heterogeneity of nectar
production in Helleborus foetidus L.
(Ranunculaceae). Botanical
Journal of the Linnean Society 86,
253-260.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1983)
Coevolución de plantas y frugívoros: la invernada mediterránea de
algunos passeriformes. Alytes
1, 177-190. 1982 Herrera,
C. M.
(1982)
Defense of ripe fruits from pests: its significance in relation to
plant-disperser interactions. American Naturalist 120,
218-241.
Herrera,
C. M.
(1982)
Some comments on Stiles' paper on bird-disseminated fruits. American
Naturalist 120, 819-822. Herrera,
C. M.
(1982)
Breeding systems and dispersal-related maternal reproductive effort of
southern Spanish bird-dispersed plants. Evolution 36,
1299-1314. Herrera,
C. M.
(1982)
Reply to Bawa. Evolution
36,
1325-1326. Herrera,
C. M.
(1982)
Grasses, grazers, mutualism, and coevolution: a comment. Oikos
38,
254-258.
Herrera, C. M.
(1982)
Seasonal variation in the quality of fruits and diffuse coevolution
between plants and avian dispersers. Ecology 63,
773-785.
Jaksic,
F. M., R. L.
Seib, and C. M. Herrera (1982) Predation by the Barn Owl (Tyto
alba) in Mediterranean habitats of Chile, Spain and
California: a comparative approach. American Midland
Naturalist 107,
151-162. 1981 Herrera,
C. M.
(1981)
Fruit variation and competition for dispersers in natural populations
of Smilax aspera. Oikos 36,
51-58.
Herrera,C.M.
(1981)
Fruit food of Robins wintering in southern Spanish Mediterranean
scrubland. Bird Study 28,
115-122.
Herrera, C. M.
(1981)
Are tropical fruits more rewarding to dispersers than temperate ones ? American
Naturalist 118, 896-907. Herrera,
C. M.
(1981)
Combination rules among western European Parus
species. Ornis Scandinavica 12,
140-147. Herrera, C. M. (1981) Organización temporal en las comunidades de aves. Doñana Acta Vertebrata 8, 79-101. Herrera, C. M. (1981) Datos sobre la dieta frugívora del Mirlo (Turdus merula) en dos localidades del sur de España. Doñana Acta Vertebrata 8, 306-310. Herrera,
C. M., and
P.
Jordano (1981) Prunus mahaleb and birds: the
high-efficiency seed dispersal system of a temperate fruiting tree. Ecological
Monographs 51,
203-218.
Jordano, P., and C.
M. Herrera (1981) The frugivorous diet of Blackcap populations Sylvia
atricapilla wintering in southern Spain. Ibis 123,
502-507. Before 1981 (a selection) Old papers not listed below will be made available upon request Herrera, C. M.,
and
F. M. Jaksic (1980) Feeding ecology of the Barn Owl in central Chile
and southern Spain: a comparative study. Auk 97,
760-767. Herrera, C. M.
(1979) Ecological aspects of heterospecific flocks formation in a
Mediterranean passerine bird community. Oikos 33,
85-96.
Herrera, C. M.
(1978) On the breeding distribution pattern of European migrant birds:
MacArthur's theme re-examined. Auk 95,
496-509.
Herrera, C. M.
(1978) Ecological correlates of residence and non-residence in a
Mediterranean passerine bird community. Journal of Animal
Ecology 47, 871-890. Herrera, C. M.
(1978) Niche-shift in the genus Parus in southern
Spain. Ibis 120: 236-240.
Herrera, C. M.
(1978) Datos sobre la dieta invernal del Colirrojo Tizón (Phoenicurus
ochruros) en encinares de Andalucía occidental. Doñana
Acta Vertebrata 5, 61-71. Herrera, C. M.
(1977) Ecología alimenticia del Petirrojo (Erithacus rubecula)
durante su invernada en encinares del sur de España. Doñana
Acta Vertebrata 4, 35-59. Herrera, C. M.,
and
F. Hiraldo (1976) Food-niche and trophic relationships among European
owls. Ornis Scandinavica 7,
29-41. Herrera, C. M.
(1976) A trophic diversity index for presence-absence food data. Oecologia
25, 187-191. Herrera, C. M.
(1974) Trophic diversity of the Barn Owl Tyto alba in continental
western Europe. Ornis Scandinavica 5,
181-191. Herrera, C. M.,
and.
A. Ramírez (1974). Food of bee-eaters in southern Spain. British
Birds 67, 158-164. |
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