Fruit quality is essential for nutrition and human health and needs urgent attention in current
agricultural practices. Organic farming is not as productive as conventional agriculture, but it …

Anticipating future land use and land cover (LULC) changes can improve our knowledge of
the complexity of human-environment interactions that lead to transformations in the …

Industrial agriculture (IA) has been recognized among the main drivers of biodiversity loss,
climate change, and native pollinator decline. Here we summarize the known negative …

Crop pollination generally increases with pollinator diversity and wild pollinator visitation. To
optimize crop pollination, it is necessary to investigate the pollination contribution of different …

The continued expansion of pollinator-dependent crops increases our reliance on insect
pollinators, with wild pollinators providing a considerable proportion of pollination services …

Declines of pollinator diversity are causing concern about pollination service security for
agriculture and natural ecosystems. Landscape composition has been found to regulate the …

Context To safeguard insect pollinators and their pollination services, we need to
understand how landscape structure regulates the distribution of resources that sustain …

Context To date, managing honey bees and wild bees within crop fields remains
challenging. Landscape structure is often overlooked when studying the pollination …

Mason bees (Osmia spp.) are efficient fruit tree pollinators that can be encouraged to occupy
and breed in artificial nesting material. In sweet cherry orchards, they are occasionally used …

Pollination is a critical ecosystem service given its essential role in sustaining food
production, while pollinating insects are declining worldwide. Pollination capacity can be …