Bees are essential pollinators of many crops and wild plants, and pesticide exposure is one
of the key environmental stressors affecting their health in anthropogenically modified …

Across diverse animal species, early-life experiences have lifelong impacts on a variety of
traits. The scope of these impacts, their implications, and the mechanisms that drive these …

We investigated nutrition as a potential mechanism underlying the link between floral
diversity/composition and wild bee performance. The health, resilience, and fitness of bees …

Woodlands can play an important role in supporting bee abundance and diversity in
agricultural landscapes. However, in temperate‐region studies, the canopy is rarely …

Honeybee is an essential pollinator to crops, evaluation to the risk assessment of honeybee
larvae exposure to pesticides residue in the bee bread and honey is an important strategy to …

Human activities associated with large-scale farms and the monocultures expose honey
bees to one type of food. Moreover, there is an ongoing decline of plant species producing …

Agricultural environments, including crop and non-crop areas, often provide important pollen
and nectar resources for managed and wild bees. However, these resources may be …

The honey bee is the most common and important managed pollinator of crops. In recent
years, honey bee colonies faced high mortality for multiple causes, including land-use …

Pesticides may have serious negative impacts on bee populations. The pesticide exposure
of bees could depend on the surrounding landscapes in which they forage. In this study, we …

Bees are under threat from agricultural intensification, and species which are pollen
specialists (oligolectic) are thought to have declined disproportionately compared to pollen …