Why it matters. Pollination services provided by native bees are an important natural process, providing ~150 billion dollars globally in agricultural gains. A bee’s body size is a trait that is an important indicator of the nutritional environment. A loss of habitat results in a loss of rich nutritional environments as flowers and resource become more fragmented and scarcer. It has been discovered that a bee’s body size is a determinant of their foraging range. The smaller the bee, the less distance they can travel for food, therefor, the more susceptible they are to habitat loss and resource limitation
1. Ecosystem services to agriculture, such as pollination, rely on natural areas adjacent to farmlan...
Both wild and managed bees are in decline due to the combined and interactive effects of anthropogen...
Societal dependence on insects for pollination of agricultural crops has risen amidst concerns over ...
A grant from the One-University Open Access Fund at the University of Kansas was used to defray the ...
1. The negative effects of landscape simplification on bee communities are well documented. To rever...
How climate change may affect insect pollinator populations in the Midwest.Environmental Change Inst...
Land use change impacts biodiversity through many facets including an alteration of habitat and the ...
Historic body size comparison study of wild bees in the metro area of Minnesota.Native bees are crit...
<p>Land-use change and global warming are important factors driving bee decline, but it is largely u...
Bee population declines are often linked to human impacts, especially habitat and biodiversity loss,...
Population declines have been documented in approximately one-third of bumble bee species. Certain d...
Bees (Anthophila) are one of the most important pollinators in the majority of Earth's biotopes. The...
Ecosystem health and agricultural wealth in North America depend on a particular invertebrate fauna ...
Abundance and diversity of pollinators, especially native bees, have been declining worldwide. Habit...
Pollinators such as bees are essential to the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems. However, despit...
1. Ecosystem services to agriculture, such as pollination, rely on natural areas adjacent to farmlan...
Both wild and managed bees are in decline due to the combined and interactive effects of anthropogen...
Societal dependence on insects for pollination of agricultural crops has risen amidst concerns over ...
A grant from the One-University Open Access Fund at the University of Kansas was used to defray the ...
1. The negative effects of landscape simplification on bee communities are well documented. To rever...
How climate change may affect insect pollinator populations in the Midwest.Environmental Change Inst...
Land use change impacts biodiversity through many facets including an alteration of habitat and the ...
Historic body size comparison study of wild bees in the metro area of Minnesota.Native bees are crit...
<p>Land-use change and global warming are important factors driving bee decline, but it is largely u...
Bee population declines are often linked to human impacts, especially habitat and biodiversity loss,...
Population declines have been documented in approximately one-third of bumble bee species. Certain d...
Bees (Anthophila) are one of the most important pollinators in the majority of Earth's biotopes. The...
Ecosystem health and agricultural wealth in North America depend on a particular invertebrate fauna ...
Abundance and diversity of pollinators, especially native bees, have been declining worldwide. Habit...
Pollinators such as bees are essential to the functioning of terrestrial ecosystems. However, despit...
1. Ecosystem services to agriculture, such as pollination, rely on natural areas adjacent to farmlan...
Both wild and managed bees are in decline due to the combined and interactive effects of anthropogen...
Societal dependence on insects for pollination of agricultural crops has risen amidst concerns over ...