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A little bee told me… using waggle dance analysis and pollen identification to examine foraging of honey bees (Apis mellifera) in mixed agro-urban ecosysems
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms
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Study of melissopalynological, physical and chemical properties, antioxidant and xanthine oxidase inhibition activity of heterotrigona itama honey in Johor, Malaysia
… tested by xanthine oxidase inhibition assay. The pollen identification of honeys has clustered them into unifloral and multifloral honey where Cocos nucifera and Rhizophora mucronata species were identified as predominant pollen types. All analyzed honey samples meet the national standard …
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Modern Pollen-Vegetation Relationships In Ghana, Tropical West Africa
Understanding the pollen assemblages produced by modern tropical vegetation, and improving the taxonomic resolution of pollen identification are vital in generating high quality interpretations of fossil pollen assemblages. Lake Bosumtwi, Ghana, is a 1 million year old meteorite impact crater-lake, …
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Climatic, environmental, and phenological analyses of diverse lowland neotropical pollen rain data using ecoinformatic and machine learning tools
Analyses of modern pollen rain data from the Neotropics have traditionally been used to help interpret compositional changes observed in sedimentary pollen data. Comparisons of modern pollen assemblage data produced by different forest environments are compared to compositional changes observed …
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Understanding the role and impact of introduced honey bees in a submontane indigenous forest ecosystem
… sites. Weinmannia racemosa had lowest levels of pollen limitation at sites of high hive density. The combination of W. racemosa responses at the high hive density site suggest that small-flowered species, such as W. racemosa, have the potential to benefit from increased pollination success in …