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Appendix B. GLMM results from analyses of total visitations as a function of treatment and floral visitor groupings.

TABLE B1. GLMM results from analyses of total visitations as a function of treatment and floral visitor groupings. The Poisson-distributed response variable consisted of the sum total number of each visits observed to a given plot over the course of the experiment by a given floral visitor group. Floral visitors were placed into one of six groupings based on size and rough taxonomic affiliation: small-bodied bees, medium-bodied bees, large-bodied bees, hover flies and bee flies, other flies, and other insects (including butterflies and wasps).