美国东南部城市蜜蜂功能群对景观文脉的响应

IF 2.4 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Frontiers in Sustainable Cities Pub Date : 2023-05-05 DOI:10.3389/frsc.2023.1192588
Charles A Braman, E. McCarty, M. Ulyshen, A. Janvier, Clayton R. Traylor, Miriam Edelkind-Vealey, S. Braman
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研究了景观覆盖对城市蜜蜂群落功能群的影响。我们观察到主要森林和主要城市场地的功能群多样性,但某些物种更受森林/城市空间的青睐。研究结果指出了进一步研究土地利用对传粉昆虫群落影响的细微差别的重要性,特别是研究景观异质性的价值。城市环境中森林遗迹的保护可以对野生蜜蜂的多个功能群产生积极影响。
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Urban bee functional groups response to landscape context in the Southeastern US
We investigated the influence of landscape cover on urban bee community functional groups. We observed a diversity of functional groups across primarily forested and primarily urban sites, however particular species were favored by forest/urban spaces. Results point to the importance of further investigating the nuance of land use impacts on pollinator communities, and in particular demonstrates the merit of investigating landscape heterogeneity. Conservation of forest remnants in urban environments can positively impact wild bees across multiple functional groups.
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