HABITAT ENHANCEMENT IN THE NORTHERN PRAIRIES
The presence of wild
pollinators can improve the productivity of insect-pollinated crops such as
canola. Consequently, landowners are being
encouraged to maintain and grow wildflower patches to provide habitat for
important wild pollinators, such as bumblebees and sweat bees. I identified several wild plants in the
Canadian prairies that can provide food to canola pollinators.
Read the whole summary in: English!
Read the scientific
publication in JPE.
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