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The impact of honeybee abundance on wild bee and hoverfly biodiversity in Scottish oilseed rape fields
The data presented here come from a study investigating the impact of managed honeybees on wild pollinators in Scottish oilseed rape fields. 12 fields were surveyed in 2024 and 2025 in the morning and afternoon. 3 transects within each field were surveyed, and the number of managed honeybees, bumble
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