There are several genera of native bees which may be observed in alfalfa fields in Arizona. Their populations in recent years have been reduced as their nesting sites have been eliminated by the more thorough cultivation of fence rows and ditch banks and by the use of highly toxic insecticides. Observations made in Arizona alfalfa fields over the past eight years have indicated that, except in a few isolated cases where small acreage has been involved, native bees have never been present in sufficient members to assure adequate pollination of the alfalfa
Managed and wild pollinators are critical components of agricultural and natural systems. Despite th...
The North American Bee Fauna is composed of over 5,000 species, most of which are nonsocial and make...
Pollinators contribute to up to one-third of the food eaten by humans and are currently experiencing...
There is a considerable interest in native bees as pollinating agents of alfalfa in Arizona to suppl...
Forty species of native bees were collected on safflower blossoms in South Central Arizona, but popu...
Two species of leaf-cutter bees were accidentally introduced into the United States and now occur in...
This item is part of the Agricultural Experiment Station archive. It was digitized from a physical c...
The world's only intensively managed ground-nesting bee, the alkali bee (Nomia melanderi Cockerell)...
This report is not presented to provide any new scientific knowledge but to inform anybody of the ex...
The leafcutting bee is the recommended pollinator for alfalfa ("edieago spp.). However, studies...
The alfalfa leaf-cutting bee Megachile rotundata is an efficient pollinator of alfalfa under norther...
The alfalfa leaf-cutter bee, Megachile rotundata (Fabricius), was introduced into South D a k o t a ...
Beekeepers in southwestern Arizona and southeastern California frequently report the poisoning of nu...
WOS: 000281800400021This research was conducted to determine effect of pollinator bees on pod and se...
The alfalfa leaf-cutter bee, Megachile rotundata (Fabricius), was introduced into South D a k o t a ...
Managed and wild pollinators are critical components of agricultural and natural systems. Despite th...
The North American Bee Fauna is composed of over 5,000 species, most of which are nonsocial and make...
Pollinators contribute to up to one-third of the food eaten by humans and are currently experiencing...
There is a considerable interest in native bees as pollinating agents of alfalfa in Arizona to suppl...
Forty species of native bees were collected on safflower blossoms in South Central Arizona, but popu...
Two species of leaf-cutter bees were accidentally introduced into the United States and now occur in...
This item is part of the Agricultural Experiment Station archive. It was digitized from a physical c...
The world's only intensively managed ground-nesting bee, the alkali bee (Nomia melanderi Cockerell)...
This report is not presented to provide any new scientific knowledge but to inform anybody of the ex...
The leafcutting bee is the recommended pollinator for alfalfa ("edieago spp.). However, studies...
The alfalfa leaf-cutting bee Megachile rotundata is an efficient pollinator of alfalfa under norther...
The alfalfa leaf-cutter bee, Megachile rotundata (Fabricius), was introduced into South D a k o t a ...
Beekeepers in southwestern Arizona and southeastern California frequently report the poisoning of nu...
WOS: 000281800400021This research was conducted to determine effect of pollinator bees on pod and se...
The alfalfa leaf-cutter bee, Megachile rotundata (Fabricius), was introduced into South D a k o t a ...
Managed and wild pollinators are critical components of agricultural and natural systems. Despite th...
The North American Bee Fauna is composed of over 5,000 species, most of which are nonsocial and make...
Pollinators contribute to up to one-third of the food eaten by humans and are currently experiencing...