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    ABSTRACT Bees are important pollinators‚ worth over US$150 billion per year worldwide. Populations have been declining for many years due to a variety of stressors in their environment. Parasites and pesticides are a major interacting threat faced by bees. Clothianidin is a neonicotinoid pesticide widely used which comes into contact with bees while they forage on pollen and nectar. To investigate whether field realistic concentrations of clothianidin have an effect on the prevalence of gut parasites

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    The Bumblebee Orchid

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    The Bumblebee Orchid (Ophrys bombyliflora) is native to the Mediterranean area. It is a very small plant‚ reaching up to 35 centimeters in height. It prefers to grow in calcareous soil in abandoned pastures and forest clearings mixed in with shrubs and brush. All members of the Ophrys genus are insect pollinated plants‚ but the Bumblebee Orchid also reproduces by root tubers‚ making it a very successful and dominant species among the group. Ophrys orchids are dormant underground bulbous tubers

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    The Sting

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    John Dawn II Professor Hesse ENGL 101 21 October 2013 The Sting The mind produces thoughts constantly‚ even when you do not look at them. When you know what is going on in your mind‚ you call it “consciousness.” This is your waking state – your consciousness shifts from sensation‚ from perception to perception‚ from idea to idea‚ in endless succession. Then comes “awareness‚” the direct insight into the whole of the consciousness‚ the entirety of the mind. The mind is like a river‚ flowing

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    investigated various sources specifying elements of the conflict and formulating possible solutions. The resolution of this proposal is derived from that research and underlines how Iowa’s agricultural system can create healthier environments for pollinators. If the objectives of this proposal are accomplished‚ then immense progress will be made locally

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    The Truth About Pesticides

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    times gets overlooked are the pollinators that are affected too. A pollinator is an animal that enables plants to make fruit or seeds by fertilizing them. “Only fertilized plants can make fruit and/or seeds‚ and without them‚ the plants cannot reproduce. In order to pollinate a plant‚ the pollinator must touch parts of the flower of the plant” (“What is a pollinator”). For this reason‚ animals like bees‚ hummingbirds‚ and some kinds of butterflies are the best pollinators‚ because they get their food

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    Floral Deception Paper

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    Floral Deception Plants have developed a plethora of mechanisms to prevent self-fertilization. One such mechanism is floral deception. Floral deception is when a flowering plant lacks floral rewards such as nectar‚ and must trick pollinators into coming and landing on them. Floral deception is especially common in the Orchidaceae family with about one-third of all orchids showing this trait and needing to use various forms of deception in order to achieve pollination (Johnson 2003). This evolved

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    nothing to take it’s place. This means that flowers wouldn’t be pollinated. Then‚ no more fruits‚ vegetables‚ nuts‚ honey‚ or coffee. It is important for flowers to be pollinated because “One of every three bites of food eaten worldwide depends on pollinators” - Elizabeth Grossman of Lancaster Online. If nothing is done for the honey bees‚ it could lead to a much bigger problem such as food scarcity‚ and would be much harder for people to receive necessary

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    bees

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    A World without Bees! What is causing pollinator declines in the northern hemisphere and what are the potential implications for South Africa? The world depends heavily on pollinators. Although the bee is not the only pollinator‚ pollination is the bee’s main niche‚ so without bees‚ there would be an enormous decrease in plant life. Plants that are not pollinated will not produce fruits and seeds. And would therefore cause and end of animals and human life. Albert Einstein said: “If the bee disappeared

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    range reductions and local extinctions of wild and native pollinator species‚ are concerning because bees are important plant pollinators" (Brutscher‚ McMenamin‚ and Flenniken 1). Thousands of people don’t understand the importance of bees. The bee species are in serious trouble. There are new diagnostics on the importance of the bees‚ so we must come up with ways to save them and also have information as to why they are dying. “Pollinators are vital to wildlife and ecosystem health‚ but they also

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    The Vanishing Bees

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    known around the world‚ with the honeybee being the most common. These important bees are disappearing rapidly (Lynn Hermann‚ 2011). Honeybees are the most important pollinator on the planet. In North American‚ a third of fruits‚ nuts‚ and vegetables require pollination of the honeybee (Seeley‚ 3). The loss of our black-and-yellow pollinators would mean the serious decline of agricultural products‚ which directly threatens civilization’s food supply. Research has linked several factors to the rapid decline

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