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IntroductionApis dorsata, the common bee pollinator in tropical forests, is experiencing a population decrease due to several anthropogenic factors that lead to land cover changes and habitat loss.
Rika Raffiudin +14 more
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HONEY AS A BIOINDICATOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL STABILITY: MELISSOPALYNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Ecosystem stability, agricultural production and human well-being are all supported by biodiversity; nevertheless, urbanisation, habitat loss and climate change are posing a growing danger to biodiversity worldwide. Rapid environmental change has a significant impact on pollinator populations and floral diversity in the Indo-Gangetic Plain as studied ...
Trivedi, Sneh, Srivastava, Alka
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Melissopalynology representativeness of honeys in state nature reserve "Shulgan-Tash"
G. Asylguzhin, F. Yumaguzhin
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Melissopalynological studies on honeys from the ukrainian carpathians
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215 Brazilian Semiarid honeys : melissopalynology study
Carvalho de Jesus, Marcel +3 more
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MELISSOPALYNOLOGICAL STUDIES OF DISTRICT KAUSHAMBI UTTAR PRADESH
SHRADDHA TIWARI, P.C. MISRA
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