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Cunnold, Helen Elizabeth, author.
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Distinguishing pollination from visitation: the value of a pollinator effectiveness and pollinator
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Bukvic, Ivica Ico, author.
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purpose is to produce an aurally and intellectually engaging work of art through cross-pollination of two
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Brochu, Kristen, author.
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support for wild bee populations in order to maintain pollination services. Solitary, ground-nesting bees
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Tiwari, Astha, author.
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affects vital human food crop pollination. The decline in bee population can have tragic consequences
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Sperling, Juliet S., author.
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reception, embodied viewing, and the cross-pollination of media.
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Lim, Gwynne Shimin, author. (orcid)0000-0002-6479-3420
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natural populations, this study suggests that insect visitation may result in pollination of showy members
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Dennis, Brooke, author.
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pollination techniques were not statistically different from one another in terms of yield. Although many
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Torres, Jacob, author.
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Pollinating insects are an important component of the world's biodiversity. Pollination is an
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Winterbottom, Caitlin A., author.
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system. Yet, many of these restoration efforts take into account aboveground (e.g., pollination
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Paulson, Alison Kate, author.
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pollination, leaf dry matter content, and their habitat specificity. Future climates in the Great Lakes
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Santo, James Talbot, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8538-9833
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colonies since the early 1950s. Colonies are used predominantly for pollination services in fruit and
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Reams, Taylor Danielle, author.
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The European honey bee, Apis mellifera, is a vital species for agriculture, providing pollination

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