The OneHealth approach aims to further our understanding of the drivers of human, animal
and environmental health, and, ultimately, to improve them by combining approaches and …

Parasites are viewed as a major threat to wild pollinator health. While this may be true for
epidemics driven by parasite spillover from managed or invasive species, the picture is more …

Sulfoxaflor is a globally important novel insecticide that can have negative impacts on the
reproductive output of bumblebee (Bombus terrestris) colonies. However, it remains unclear …

Floral nectar and pollen commonly contain diverse secondary metabolites. While these
compounds are classically thought to play a role in plant defense, recent research indicates …

Simple Summary Bee declines have been reported worldwide, partly due to parasite spread
induced by human activities. However, bees may forage on specific floral resources to face …

Emergent infectious diseases are one of the main drivers of species loss. Emergent infection
with the microsporidian Nosema bombi has been implicated in the population and range …

Diet can have an array of both direct and indirect effects on an organism's health and fitness,
which can influence the outcomes of host-pathogen interactions. Land use changes, which …

Pollinators are vital for food security and the maintenance of terrestrial ecosystems.
Bumblebees are important pollinators across northern temperate, arctic, and alpine …

Commercially-reared bumblebee colonies provide pollination services to numerous crop
species globally. These colonies may harbour parasites which can spill-over to wild bee …

Résumé Intensive landscape modifications have led to the loss of floral resources, partly in
early spring when bumble bee queens need suitable pollen to establish their brood …