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Diverging landscape impacts on macronutrient status despite overlapping diets in managed ( Apis mellifera ) and native ( Melissodes desponsa ) bees
Declining pollinator populations worldwide are attributed to multiple stressors, including the loss of quality forage. Habitat management in agricultural areas often targets honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) specifically, with the assumption that native bees will benefit from an ‘umbrella species’ stra
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