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Victor Rosas-Guerrero

Associate Proffessor

Superior School in Sustainable Development

Autonomous University of Guerrero

Tecpan de Galeana, Guerrero, MEXICO

Research interests

(in alphabetical order)

  • Agroecology
  • Anthropogenic disturbances on plants and pollinators
  • Bat ecology
  • Floral evolution
  • Plant-floral visitor interactions

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Latest publications

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Photo: Victor Rosas-Guerrero

Food or urbanization? assessing the diversity of urban insectivorous bats in a Neotropical city

Urban Ecosystems 29: 194

Photo: Victor Rosas-Guerrero

El vampiro común: una ayuda inesperada

Therya ixmana 5: 150–152

Wild

Wild insects contribute more to mango pollination and yield than exotic honeybees during induced off-season flowering in southern Mexico

Plants 15: 1124

Honeybees are the most effective pollinators of mango, but only wild pollinators increase the yield of commercial fruits

Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment. 396: 109965 

Proximity to natural habitat is not consistently associated with pollination services in tropical smallholder farms: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Ecology Letters 28: e70229

Photo: Victor Rosas-Guerrero

First record of bat-pollination in Merremia (Convolvulaceae)

Plant Biology 27: 592–601 

Phyllostomid frugivorous bats benefit from vegetation complexity in abandoned shade coffee plantations

Agroforestry System 99: 71

Floral syndromes predict the most effective pollinators in five species of Salvia

American Journal of Botany 112: e70067