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There is considerable evidence for the negative impacts of habitat alteration on pollinators in highly disturbed regions of the world. However, it rem...
Read moreThe management and removal of invasive species may give rise to unanticipated changes in plant-pollinator mutualisms because they can alter the compos...
Read moreRich pollinator assemblages are documented in some cities despite habitat fragmentation and degradation, suggesting that urban areas have potential as...
Read moreMost insecticides are insect neurotoxins. Evidence is emerging that sublethal doses of these neurotoxins are affecting the learning and memory of both...
Read moreLand-use change can disrupt associations between different trophic groups, but it is unclear if habitat restoration can recover these associations. In...
Read moreThe honeybee Apis mellifera is currently in decline worldwide because of the combined impacts of Colony Collapse Disorder and the Varroa destructor mi...
Read moreProduction of many flowering crops often benefits from elevated pollinator diversity and abundance. Nevertheless, the opposite relationship may arise ...
Read moreEcosystem services to agriculture, such as pollination, rely on natural areas adjacent to farmland to support organisms that provide services. Native ...
Read moreBees are exposed to pesticides when foraging in agricultural areas and growing evidence suggests that such compounds can be harmful to managed and wil...
Read moreA notable increase in failure of managed European honeybee Apis mellifera L. colonies has been reported in various regions in recent years. Although t...
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