Indigenous and non-indigenous peoples in tropical and subtropical areas of the world use
stingless bees for diverse purposes. Literature records indicate that people from different …

Background Indigenous and non-indigenous people in subtropical and temperate areas of
Bhutan share an intricate relationship with stingless bees for diverse purposes including …

Literature records indicate that ethnic people from different areas of the Western Ghats
practice meliponiculture. However, ethnobiological knowledge and beekeeping practices …

Ethiopia has excellent potential for the existence of different stingless bee species. However,
these species are wild and are facing extinction danger due to destructive harvesting and …

Abstract Stingless bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Meliponini) are called 'Dammar bees' live
under cryptic conditions at diversified ecosystems. Stingless bees are one of the most …

Stingless bees constitute an important group of bee diversity providing a vital ecological
service ie pollination. From India, nine species of stingless bees have been reported out of …

The distribution range of many bee species in Asia has been affected by changing climates.
Ecological niche models (ENMs) have many applications for predicting the effects of such …

Abstract Stingless bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae), commonly called 'Dammar bees in
India,'inhabit concealed environments across various ecosystems. They possess significant …

Wild pollinators are shown to be declining in many parts of the world where data and
evidence exist; trends could be similar in other regions, but data and evidence are lacking …

Research was carried out in New Delhi, India, where the discovery of Tetragonula
iridipennis, also known as the Kelulut or Trigona bee, as a pollinator of Bryophyllum …