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Diet overlap of mammalian herbivores and native bees: implications for managing co-occurring grazers and pollinators

Many federal, state, and tribal agencies, as well as nonprofit organizations, have recently increased efforts to understand how natural areas can be managed to enhance native pollinators and the ecosystem services they provide. However, managing this important group must be balanced with other services that natural areas provide including hunting, timber production,...

Author(s):

Sandra J. DeBano; Samantha M. Roof; Mary M. Rowland; Lauren A. Smith

Year:

2016

Keywords:

dietary overlap, livestock, native bees, Starkey Experimental Forest and Range, wild ungulates

Source:

Natural Areas Journal

Absence of native flower visitors for the endangered Hawaiian mint Stenogyne angustifolia: Impending ecological extinction?

If an organism becomes rare enough that it no longer participates in certain interspecific interactions, it can be said to have become ecologically extinct, even though it is still present. This form of extinction is much less recognized than global extinctions, although it may have ramifications for ecological community function. Here, we describe...

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Clare E. Aslan; Christina T. Liang; Aaron B. Shiels; William Haines

Year:

2018

Keywords:

Creeping mint, Flower pollination treatments, Flower visitation observations, Island endemic, Lasioglossum, Mutualism disruption

Source:

Global Ecology and Conservation

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Diet overlap of mammalian herbivores and native bees: implications for managing co-occurring grazers and pollinators

Absence of native flower visitors for the endangered Hawaiian mint Stenogyne angustifolia: Impending ecological extinction?

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