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Wild bees importantly pollinate both crop and wild plants. Yet, in intensive agricultural landscapes, wild bees are rare due to resource limitations o...
Read morePollinators benefit from increasing floral resources in agricultural landscapes, which could be an underexplored co-benefit of mass-flowering crop cul...
Read moreA diverse array of wild bee species may provide more effective pollination than the widely employed European honey bee (Apis mellifera L.). High speci...
Read moreThe management of crops outside the regular cropping calendar can improve profits when supply is low and prices are high, but we do not know how induc...
Read moreRoad verges can support high densities of flowers and could therefore provide new opportunities for the conservation of flower-visiting insects. One w...
Read moreTwo ecological risks associated with the use of transgenic crops are transgene movement into wild populations and effects on non-target organisms, suc...
Read moreNative wild flowering plants provide important season-round nectar and pollen resources for flower-visiting insects, but many are unappreciated or eve...
Read morePlantings of pollinator-dependent crops vary from large, intensively managed fields to small fields that are managed less intensively, yet there is re...
Read moreGlobal declines in honeybees have led to concerns about negative impacts on food production because of low levels of pollination. This is exemplified ...
Read moreIntensification of agriculture has resulted in a simplification and fragmentation of agroecosystems. Yet, its impact on the reproductive success and p...
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