Table 1. Definitions and study counts of all types of herbivory as well as floral, pollinator, and plant responses included in this review.

Study counts include artificial herbivory versions for each herbivory category (e.g., both floral herbivory done by animals and human removal of petals would be included under florivory).

Term	Definition	Category	Number of studies
Florivory	Flower consumption, including removal of flowers and inflorescences (complete florivory) and partial removal of flowers and petals (partial or incomplete florivory)	Floral herbivory	29
Folivory	Leaf consumption	Vegetative herbivory	16
Stem damage	Damage to the stem, including puncture damage and meristem removal	Vegetative herbivory	5
Root herbivory	Damage to or consumption of roots	Vegetative herbivory	3
Open (herbivory)	Open to all herbivores that could consume any or all plant tissues	Both vegetative and floral herbivory with unknown proportions	3
Grazing	Indiscriminate consumption of plants by mammalian herbivores	Both vegetative and floral herbivory with unknown proportions	12
Flower morphology/architecture and size	Refers to flower symmetry (both due to faulty growth and partial floral damage), inflorescence shape, and architecture, as well as aspects of floral morphology relating to size including diameter, surface area, and corolla length	Floral response	16
Flowering phenology	The timing of flowers, including when flowers are produced and when they open	Floral response	5
Flower abundance	The number of flowers in total. Also includes the presence/absence of flowers when flowers are considered individually	Floral response	24
Sex ratio	The relative proportion of male and female flowers	Floral response	1
Floral diversity	Number of species or other diversity metric of flowering species	Floral response	2
Pollen production	The amount of pollen produced by a flower or stigma	Floral response	5
Pollen deposition	The amount of pollen deposited by a pollinator	Pollinator effect	6
Pollinator visitation	The frequency with which a flower or plant is visited by pollinators	Pollinator effect	35
Pollinator abundance	The abundance of pollinators found in the local environment	Pollinator effect	4
Pollinator diversity	The number of pollinator species (or other diversity metric) that either visit a flower/plant or are found in the local environment	Pollinator effect	3
Fruit set	A number of measures that represent the amount of fruit produced including number of fruits, fruit size, and fruit mass	Plant response	26
Seed set	A number of measures that represent the amount of seed produced including number of seeds, seed size, and seed mass. In some cases, only viable seeds are considered	Plant response	29