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Table 1 Number of pollinators per taxon group, recorded from highly invasive alien Impatiens glandulifera – ‘Ig’, invasive alien I. parviflora – ‘Ip’ and cultivated Fragaria × ananassa – ‘Fa’ in the three study variants: Im (alien species exposed solely), Fr (cultivated species exposed solely) and FrIm (alien and cultivated species exposed together). All insects that had contact with flower anthers or stigmas were considered pollinators

From: Alien balsams, strawberries and their pollinators in a warmer world

Plant species

Species combination

Variant

Pollinator group

N records

Proportion test

Fragaria × ananassa

Fa

Fr

Apoidea

17

Fa vs Fa/Ip: χ2 = 28.73, p < 0.001

Fa / Ip

FrIm

Apoidea

2

Fa

Fr

Bombini

19

Fa vs Fa/Ip: χ2 = 28.73, p < 0.001

Fa vs Fa/Ig: χ2 = 32.68, p < 0.001

Fa / Ip

FrIm

Bombini

5

Fa / Ig

FrIm

Bombini

2

Fa

Fr

Syrphidae

320

Fa vs Fa/Ip: χ2 = 61.03, p < 0.001

Fa vs Fa/Ig: χ2 = 581.79, p < 0.001

Fa / Ip

FrIm

Syrphidae

289

Fa / Ig

FrIm

Syrphidae

21

Fa

Fr

Vespoidea

1

NS

Fa / Ig

FrIm

Vespoidea

1

Impatiens glandulifera

Ig

Im

Apoidea

85

Ig vs Ig/Fa: χ2 = 93.36, p < 0.001

Ig / Fa

FrIm

Apoidea

35

Ig

Im

Bombini

836

Ig vs Ig/Fa: χ2 = 386.18, p < 0.001

Ig / Fa

FrIm

Bombini

1035

Ig

Im

Syrphidae

1

NS

Ig / Fa

FrIm

Syrphidae

3

Ig

Im

Vespoidea

11

NS

Ig / Fa

FrIm

Vespoidea

15

Impatiens parviflora

Ip

Im

Apoidea

4

NS

Ip / Fa

FrIm

Apoidea

2

Ip

Im

Syrphidae

234

Ip vs Ip/Fa: χ2 = 106.09, p < 0.001

Ip / Fa

FrIm

Syrphidae

179