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Conserving wild bees for crop pollination: efficiency of bee hotels in Moroccan cherry orchards (Prunus avium)

, 2022
Food production is highly dependent on pollination services provided by insects; 75% of the leading global food crops need animals for successful production. Pollinators, including managed and wild bees, are declining in many parts of the world. The loss
Hamroud, Laila
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Wildflower Strips Increase Aculeate Pollinator Diversity but Not Abundance in Agricultural Landscapes with Rapeseed in Crop Rotations

Diversity
The decline of pollinators in agricultural environments poses a significant threat to pollination ecosystem services. Wildflower strips are proposed as a strategy to support pollinator populations and enhance their species richness and diversity.
Eduardas Budrys, Anna Budrienė, Miglė Lazauskaitė, Jonas A. Skuja, Grita Skujienė   +4 more
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The neonicotinoid Acetamiprid alters the chemical profile of the primitive eusocial bee Lasioglossum malachurum

Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
The widespread use of agrochemicals, particularly neonicotinoids, poses a significant threat to the health of (pollinating) insects. Various health traits are affected, but the impact on the chemical communication of wild bees remains a poorly studied ...
Antonia Veronika Mayr, Arne Weinhold, Amelie Nolzen, Alexander Keller, Manfred Ayasse   +4 more
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Letter, Justine Townsend to Margaret Sweat, 1891 November 5

, 1891
Letter from Justine Townsend, Vice Regent for New York, to Margaret Sweat, Vice Regent for Maine, November 5, 1891. Tells of Mrs. Laughton's passing - Mrs. Townsend was there when she died. Talks of her last conversations with Mrs.
Townsend, Justine Van Rensselaer, 1828-1912
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Sweat : the subtropical imaginary

, 2011
Does heat have a cooling effect on culture? Sweat argues the reverse: culture thrives in the subtropical zones. While acknowledging that the subtropical generates ambivalence—being cast as alternately idyllic or hellish—Sweat nonetheless seeks to develop
McNamara, Andrew E.
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Margaret Jane Mussey Sweat Diary, 1849-1880

, 2016
Diary of Margaret Jane Mussey Sweat with entries dating from 1849-1880.
Sweat, Margaret J. M.
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Review of the bee subgenus Lasioglossum (Hemihalictus) in western North America (Hymenoptera: Halictidae)

European Journal of Taxonomy
Sweat bees in the cosmopolitan genus Lasioglossum are some of the most diverse and commonly collected bees in terrestrial ecosystems. The bee subgenus Lasioglossum (Hemihalictus) has never been reviewed in western North America.
Thilina Hettiarachchi, Jason Gibbs
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Joe Sweat, Commercial Appeal Reporter, 1970

, 1970
This is an interview with Joe Sweat, who was a reporter during the Sanitation Strike.

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Toledo, its resources and their development : a souvenir of the Toledo Bee

This souvenir book of Toledo, Ohio was released in 1890 by the Toledo Bee Company, publisher of the Toledo Bee newspaper. It includes information on Toledo's leading industries, with biographies and photographs of prominent businesspeople, advertisements,
Toledo Bee Company
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Limited social plasticity in the socially polymorphic sweat bee Lasioglossum calceatum. [PDF]

Behav Ecol Sociobiol, 2018
Davison PJ, Field J.
europepmc   +1 more source