The effect of herbivory on pollinators: an updated literature search

Data from Moreira et al. 2019 and Haas and Lortie 2020 as well as an update of the literature. using search terms from both papers. For the update, a Web of Science search was conducted in May 2023 with the search terms “(Plant OR tree OR shrub) AND (herbivore OR herbivores OR herbivorous) AND (flower OR floral OR nectar OR inflorescence OR pollinator OR pollination),” (from Moreira et al. 2019) and “(herbivor* AND pollinat*) OR floriv* OR (foliv* AND pollinat*) OR (herbivor* AND flower*”) OR (foliv* AND flower),” from Haas and Lortie (2020). To meet inclusion criteria, studies had to (1) include data on pollinators and/or floral traits (of animal-pollinated plant species) in response to damage, and (2) include either raw data in a table, supplementary material, or published in a third party website (e.g. Dryad) or reported treatment level means with some measurement of variability (i.e. standard deviation, standard error, or variance) as well as sample sizes. Data on the tissue damaged (flowers, leaves, roots, stems, or mixed), the type of damage (natural or simulated) and the response variable (floral, pollinator, or reproductive) are included.