• Cognitive abilities of pollinators and their effects on the evolution of floral phenotypes
• Consequences of floral trait combinations for male/female fitness through changes in pollinator behavior
• The evolution of floral phenotypes in multispecies interactions

Mechanisms of changes in floral constancy of bumble bees with varying spatial arrangement of flowers

Effects of visual fusion and floral color aspects against different backgrounds on pollinator detection of inflorescences

Adaptive significance of compact inflorescences in floral generalization for diverse pollinators

Patterns of pollinator movement and anther/stigma contacts on heterospecific pollen transfer

Effects of flower orientation and corolla morphology on pollination efficiency in butterfly-pollinated flowers

Variation in flight ability among hawkmoths and the resultant diversity of their favorite floral phenotypes (tentative)

Cognitive causes of individual variation in priority of speed and accuracy in foraging bumble bees

Effects of colour similarity on pollination facilitation between sequentially blooming plants

Relationship between floral color aspects and pollinator attraction in floral color-changing plants    collaboration continuing

Evaluation of different pollinator groups from the perspective of pollen-species composition on their bodies

Exploring aspects of floral display that enhance visual detection by pollinators

Effects of flower orientation and symmetry on the approach consistency of bumble bees

Effects of color-scent differences on competition and facilitation among flower species in bumble-bee attraction

How does floral morphology affect the likelihood of heterospecific pollen deposition at pollinator visits?

How do differences in petal size and color properties alter the guidance effect of bull's-eye marks?

 Associations between floral trait syndromes and visitor communities