visits_table_syn: Felix Bross compilation of data on crop pollination

In AlfonsoAllen/pollinatoryield: Yield prediction

Description

Data on crop pollination from several references, with information on the number of ovules per flower for a given crop, and an estimation of single pollen deposition for the studied floral visitors.

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data(visits_table_syn)

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An object of class "tibble".

References

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