Background The growing human population and the need for more food in the world have
reduced forests and turned them into agricultural land. Many agricultural products are …

Pollinators are critical for agricultural production and food security, leading to many ongoing
surveys of pollinators (especially bees) in crop and adjacent landscapes. These surveys …

Land use change has been identified as a cause for biodiversity loss and has significant
effects on pollinators and their interactions with plants. Interaction network analyses …

Over the last decades, bee biodiversity has dropped sharply due to land use change,
including urbanization. To contrast this, recent research has pointed to cities as a hotspot for …

Maine is the largest producer of wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium Aiton) in the United
States. Pollination comes from combinations of honey bees (Apis mellifera (L.)), commercial …

Pollinator activity is affected by landscape‐scale flower availability, and by pollinator
interactions with co‐occurring organisms. Of special interest are potentially detrimental …

We created a spatially and temporally-explicit model of floral area in Central New York State,
USA, using public data from federal and state governmental agencies and non …

Olive groves constitute a landscape that covers a large area in the Mediterranean basin,
with essential economic importance, but which can also have environmental importance if …

Global declines of bumble bees place natural and agricultural ecosystems at risk. Given
bumble bees importance to Maine's major agricultural crops, we conducted a statewide …

This Article aims at the current high idle rate of landscaped gardens and a single overall
style. The article inputs the quantitative relationship programming of the dynamic model of …