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Patterns and drivers of wild bee community assembly in a Mediterranean IUCN important plant area

Dorchin et al., 2018

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5347302169014004332
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Dorchin A
Dafni A
Izhaki I
Sapir Y
Vereecken N
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Biodiversity and conservation

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Recent reports of pollinator declines have stirred interest in investigating the impacts of habitat exploitation on the conservation of pollinator and plant communities. An important prerequisite to tailor conservation action is to understand the drivers and patterns of species …
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