Malaise aux jardins : des milliers d'abeilles perdues pour la science ? Monographie et typologie de collectes d’abeilles mortes dans les serres de jardins potagers à Rennes (France)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 May 2020Publisher:Observatoire des AbeillesJournal:Osmia, volume 8, pages 31-42 (eissn: 2727-3806,

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Authors: Jézéquel, Patrick;

doi: 10.47446/osmia8.3

Malaise aux jardins : des milliers d'abeilles perdues pour la science ? Monographie et typologie de collectes d’abeilles mortes dans les serres de jardins potagers à Rennes (France)

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'Malaise' (discomfort) in the gardens: thousands bees lost to science? Monograph and typology of bee collections dead in garden greenhouses in Rennes (France). - Greenhouses of allotments and kitchen gardens collect wild Bees at a magnitude which might be seen as a passive sampling method to monitor bees at local or national level.

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inventory, méthode passive, Improvised Malaise traps, passive capture, inventaires, réseau national de collecte, national collecting network, Tentes Malaise ad hoc

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