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Olivia M Bernauer1,2, Michael G Branstetter3, James M Cook4

  • 1Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment, Western Sydney University, Locked Bag 1797, Penrith, NSW, 2751, Australia. ombernauer@wisc.edu.

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概括

有自然景观的果园支持比受干扰的更多样化的蜜蜂授粉者,突出了功能性特征对授粉服务的重要性. 对蜜蜂的威胁可能会破坏作物授粉,因为它们与本土蜜蜂的功能重叠有限.

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