Replication Data for: Effects of floral display and abiotic environment on foraging activity of bees on Kallstroemia pubescens (Zygophyllaceae)

We carried out this study in order to determine whether the variation of floral display and the main environmental factors throughout the day influence the foraging activity and composition of bee visitors in Kallstroemia pubescens, (G. Don) Dandy. This research was conducted at the Chamela Biological Station, UNAM, Jalisco, Mexico. During anthesis, we collected bees and recorded the foraging behavior hourly. We measured environmental factors (temperature, relative humidity, and light intensity), floral display (floral aperture), and floral reward (floral nectar). Using generalized linear mixed-effects models we tested which of the traits have more influence on the foraging activity. To determine the dissimilarity of the species composition between the hours sampled, we used a one-way analysis of similarity (ANOSIM).