The role of habitat conservation and restoration in protecting pollinators in agricultural landscapes Prof Anne-Katrin Mahlein

The role of habitat conservation and restoration in protecting pollinators in agricultural landscapes Prof Anne-Katrin MahleinThis chapter focuses on challenges and options in habitat restoration for solitary bees which account for 90% of bee species. As well as being important parts of local ecosystems, these species are pollinators of a wide range of crops such as alfalfa, tomato, eggplant and blueberries, cucurbit crops (such as pumpkin, squash and watermelon) as well as orchard crops such as almonds and cherries. The chapter looks at challenges facing habitat restoration

and they provide a short review of the existing tools

The Sustainable Sugarcane Initiative (SSI) addresses these concerns

“Network Persistence and the Axis of Hierarchy” shows how networks

To identify the regions on the genome that influence traits

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a manuscript written in 1410

From Méliès to New Media is an exploration of the presence and importance of film history in digital culture

the area's first geomorphological study examines landscape use and shifts in the ancient coastline

Charles Maturin

focused on landscape art

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missionary reports