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Forword | p. v |
Contributors | p. xiii |
Bee-Provided Delivery Services | |
Bees in Nature and on the Farm | p. 3 |
Crop Pollination Services From Wild Bees | p. 10 |
Crop Pollination in Greenhouses | p. 27 |
Pollinating Bees Crucial to Farming Wildflower Seed for U.S. Habitat Restoration | p. 48 |
Honey Bees, Bumble Bees, and Biocontrol: New Alliances Between Old Friends | p. 65 |
Managing Solitary Bees | |
Life Cycle Ecophysiology of Osmia Mason Bees Used as Crop Pollinators | p. 83 |
Past and Present Management of Alfalfa Bees | p. 105 |
The Problem of Disease When Domesticating Bees | p. 124 |
Environmental Risks Associated With Bees | |
Environmental Impact of Exotic Bees Introduced for Crop Pollination | p. 145 |
Invasive Exotic Plant-Bee Interactions | p. 166 |
Estimating the Potential for Bee-Mediated Gene Flow in Genetically Modified Crops | p. 184 |
Genetically Modified Crops: Effects on Bees and Pollination | p. 203 |
The Future of Agricultural Pollination | p. 219 |
Index | p. 223 |
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