Solitary Bees & Bumble Bees in a Danish Agricultural Landscape - Data from PhD-study
Authors: Calabuig, Isabel;
doi: 10.15468/a0k7pb
Solitary Bees & Bumble Bees in a Danish Agricultural Landscape - Data from PhD-study
Abstract
This dataset contains the recordings of bees from the PhD-study by Isabel Calabuig on: "Solitary Bees and Bumblebees in a Danish agricultural landscape 1997-2000". In a survey April through November 1997, a total of 72 solitary bee species and 19 bumblebee species were recorded in the semi-natural habitats of a conventional agricultural landscape. The study contains a total of 1091 sampling events from a total of 64 window traps in yellow pan-traps, yielding a total of 13.700 individual bee specimens.
Related Organizations
- Natural History Museum of Denmark Denmark
- University of Copenhagen Denmark
Keywords
Agricultural landscape, Samplingevent, Bumblebees, Solitary bees, Bees
Agricultural landscape, Samplingevent, Bumblebees, Solitary bees, Bees
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