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Anna R Tatarko1, Sarah K Richman1,2, Anne S Leonard1

  • 1Department of Biology, University of Nevada-Reno, Reno, Nevada, 89557, USA.

Functional ecology
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農薬で処理された野生の花は 授粉者を惹きつけますが これらの化学物質は 植物の繁殖と種子の発達に 負の影響を及ぼし ミツバチにとって 潜在的な生態学的罠を生み出します

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農業用化学物質農業生態学花 の 微生物植物 適性植物と受粉体の相互作用

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