Compte-rendu des captures réalisées de la formation européenne à la détermination des abeilles (COST Super-B Project) dans le Parc national des Calanques

Geslin, Benoît; Vereecken, Nicolas J.; Roberts, Stuart P. M.; Aytekin, A. Murat; Genoud, David; Aubert, Matthieu; Burdon, Rosalie C. F.; Ruíz, Carlos; Fisogni, Alessandro; Flacher, Floriane; Grabowski, Marcin; Jacquemin, Floriane; Хвир, Виктор Иванович; Kirkitadze, Georgi; Klumpers, Saskia; Levy, Karmit; Maher, Stephanie; Markov, Zlata; Perrard, A.; Roquer, Laura; Ropars, Lise; Schurr, Lucie; Varnava, Andri; Michez, Denis

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“…We assessed species conservation statuses from the European red list of bees [ 27 ], but also regional lists of bee and hoverfly species that define areas of ecological interest [ 28 , 29 ]. We used several databases to document the traits of the bee species [ 19 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 ], and hoverfly species [ 35 ].…”

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Keeping Up with Insect Pollinators in Paris

Zaninotto

Dajoz

2022

Animals

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There is growing interest in urban pollinator communities, although they may be subject to biotic homogenization in densely artificial landscapes. Paris (France) is one of the densest cities in the world, yet over the years many insect pollinator species have been reported there. We conducted in-depth surveys of Parisian green spaces for two years, in order to improve our knowledge of these assemblages. We explored several types of green spaces, monitoring pollinators throughout their activity season. We listed 118 species of wild bees and 37 species of hoverflies, updating pre-existing lists with 32 additional species. Bee assemblages showed functional diversity with 18.5% parasitic species and 17.7% oligolectic species. We also found several bee and hoverfly species under special conservation status. Over the study period, we observed seasonal succession of species, with diversified phenological niches. The greatest taxonomic and functional diversity was found in green spaces combining several habitats with ecological management. Despite its very dense urbanism, Paris is home to diverse pollinator communities. As a result, nearly half of the wild bee species of the wider Ile-de-France administrative region can be found within the city. This highlights the need to also consider dense urban environments in insect pollinator conservation strategies.

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Keeping Up with Insect Pollinators in Paris

Zaninotto

Dajoz

2022

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Land cover composition, local plant community composition and honeybee colony density affect wild bee species assemblages in a Mediterranean biodiversity hot-spot

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Première mention de Nomada numida Lepeletier 1841 (Apoidea - Apidae - Nomadini) pour la France continentale

Gabiot¹,

Dufrêne

2018

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First mention of Nomada numida Lepeletier 1841 (Apoidea - Apidae - Nomadini) for mainland France. - We present here the discovery of Nomada numida Lep. 1841 in France (Var) during the spring of 2017. The knowledge relative to the distribution of the two subspecies (N. numida ssp. numida Lep. 1841 and N. numida ssp. manni Morawitz 1871) is then synthesized. In addition, an update of the distribution of N. mauritanica Lep. 1841 and its two subspecies is given.

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Compte-rendu des captures réalisées de la formation européenne à la détermination des abeilles (COST Super-B Project) dans le Parc national des Calanques

Abstract: Report of the catches made by the European bee determination training (COST Super-B Project) in the Calanques National Park.

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Keeping Up with Insect Pollinators in Paris

Keeping Up with Insect Pollinators in Paris

Land cover composition, local plant community composition and honeybee colony density affect wild bee species assemblages in a Mediterranean biodiversity hot-spot

Première mention de Nomada numida Lepeletier 1841 (Apoidea - Apidae - Nomadini) pour la France continentale

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