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Data from flower margins support natural enemies adjacent to apple orchards but evidence of spill-over is mixed
Data were collected from ten conventional commercial apple orchards in Kent, UK. They include; 1) abundance and identification of arthropods collected via transect sweep sampling from four orchard habitats (flower margins and the tree alleyway 50 m from the orchard edge in flower margin orchards, an
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