… of pollen resources for honey bee colonies, and thus foraging distances and frequency in
different habitat types. We studied pollen foraging of honey bee colonies in 16 agricultural …

… habitat use as the use of different habitats at … habitat use is a mechanism through which
native bee species persist in human-altered landscapes. To test this idea, we studied wild bee …

… Although past research has shown land-use changes occurring in portions of the … -use
changes from the perspective of the honey bee-keeping industry. Specifically, we used land-use …

… Wild bees were also much rarer than honey bees in mass-flowering crops. The differential
pattern of habitat use between wild bees and honey bees appeared particularly contrasted …

… However, wild bee species supplement honey bee pollination services and are often
more efficient pollinators (Garibaldi et al. 2013). Honey bee hives are typically placed within …

… and honey production, but wild and feral honey bees are absent due to Varroa mites. …
drip-irrigated, while use of irrigation in watermelon fields varies. Honey bee hives for pollination are …

… We examined land use surrounding each wild bee survey location at scales of 1500m, 700m…
wild bee communities and managed honey bee colonies to land use indicates that habitat …

… to identify the habitat preferences and pollen use of honey bees in … rape (OSR), semi-natural
habitats (SNH) and apple trees in … To identify the preferred land use types of honey bees, we …

… Honey bees (Apis mellifera) use the dance language to symbolically … habitats do honey
bee colonies actually benefit from the dance language, and what is it about those habitats that …

… The western honey bee (Apis mellifera) is the most frequent floral visitor of crops worldwide,
… a pollinator outside of managed habitats is largely lacking. Here we use a global dataset of …