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The percentage of florets of the Trifolium pratense varieties Altaswede, Berry's and Essex which set seed when visited by Apis mellifera and Bombus ag...
Read moreNovel insecticides are continuously being developed for application in response to increased legal restriction of previously developed insecticides an...
Read moreData were collected from sampling pollinating bees [Apoidea] over 8 years in 13 blueberry fields in New Brunswick, Canada, and used to test the log-no...
Read moreThe evaluation of restoration measures is an important task of conservation biology. Inland sand dunes and dry, oligotrophic grasslands have become ra...
Read moreObserved declines in the distribution and abundance of various insect species have moved the topic of biodiversity and the protection of honey bees, a...
Read moreWidespread pollinator and bumblebee decline has been documented across Europe and North America and much of this can be attributed to pressures from a...
Read moreThe British Ecological Society (BES) is the world's oldest ecological society, founded in 1913, with over 5,000 members. As an independent, authoritat...
Read moreThis paper summarizes the results of a study conducted in Argentina, which introduced honeybee (Apis mellifera) hives and colonies of the native black...
Read moreInsect visits and hand-tripping significantly increased the number of pods over that from unvisited flowers. The results indicated that if sufficient ...
Read moreThis paper focuses on the importance of European wetlands in providing essential resources to human societies and the major threats to wetlands and th...
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