Clemens Schlindwein
Professor
Botany DepartmentÂ
University of Minas
Brazil
Biography
I have a degree in Biological Sciences (Universität Hohenheim) and a doctorate in Natural Sciences - Biology (Universität Tübingen, Germany). I am an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Department of Botany, I coordinate the research group: Plebeia - Bee Ecology and Pollination and I am a member of the Graduate Programs in Plant Biology (UFMG), Zoology (UFMG) and Ecology , Conservation and Wildlife Management (UFMG). I develop research on pollination ecology and associated issues. Research topics: specialized pollination systems; oligoletia; pollination by bees, sphingids and beetles; pollination of Araceae; nocturnal / crepuscular bees and their relationships with flowers; plant communities and anthropic insects; behavior of solitary bees; reproductive biology of plants and pollinators; palynology; chemical communication plant-pollinator.
Research Interest
Ecology of pollination, Bee Interaction - Plant, Ecology and Systematics of Bees, Systematics and Ecology of Antinophilic Insects, Community of bees and plants, Applied Palynology, Biology of Pollination.
Publications
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Falcão BF, Schlindwein C, Stehmann JR. Pollen release mechanisms and androecium structure in Solanum (Solanaceae): Does anther morphology predict pollination strategy?. Flora-Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants. 2016 Sep 30;224:211-7.
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Oliveira R, R Pereira C, Pimentel AF, Laura A, Schlindwein C. The Consequences of predation risk on the male territorial behavior in a solitary bee. Ethology. 2016 Aug 1;122(8):632-9.
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Gonçalves-Souza P, Schlindwein C, Dötterl S, Paiva EA. Unveiling the osmophores of Philodendron adamantinum (Araceae) as a means to understanding interactions with pollinators. Annals of botany. 2017 Mar 1;119(4):533-43.
