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The reproductive success of biotically pollinated plant species usually declines with population density. However, the contribution of the prevailing breeding system and pollination mechanism in a particular demographic set-up is also crucial to determine the success. We examined the relative contribution of these factors in a threatened tree species  Anogeissus sericea  var.  nummularia . The study shows that besides the breeding system of the species, the extent of pollinator dependence and its foraging behaviour significantly contributes to the net outcome of density-dependent effects.

Relative contribution of reproductive attributes to the density-dependent effects on fruit-set