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title: "An introduction to Flowers and Insect Pollination with Tricia Moxey"
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### During and after the Zoom broadcast comments were invited on the chat function, which can be found by clicking here:

### [ GMT20200614-093424\_Introducti](https://wrengroup.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/GMT20200614-093424_Introducti.txt)

### Some references relevant to the talk and discussion:

### 1 **Walton, Richard E. et al (2020)**. ‘Nocturnal pollinators strongly contribute to pollen transport of wild flowers in an agricultural landscape.’ Royal Society Publishing,

### 2 **Macgregor *et al.* (2019)** Construction, validation, and application of nocturnal pollen transport networks in an agro‐ecosystem: a comparison using light microscopy and DNA metabarcoding. Ecol Entomol, 44: 17-29. doi: [10.1111/een.12674](https://doi.org/10.1111/een.12674)

### 3 **Gilbert (2015).** Hoverflies (Naturalists’ Handbook 5), originally published in 1993 now available as a digital reprint by Pelagic Publishing is available – an excellent beginner’s guide with useful information on how to study them (fits easily into a wide pocket!)

### 4 **Ball and Morris (2015)** Britain’s Hoverflies: A Field Guide (2nd Edition). WILD Guides. An excellent book and works as a field guide too (if a lot heavier than Gilbert)! Complements the “bible” which is Stubbs and Falk (2002).