Distribution and Ecological Characteristics of Cocoons of the Solitary Bees Osmia cornifrons and O. pedicornis (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae)

윤형주,; 이경용,; 김선영,; 김영미,; 권천락,

doi:10.17519/apiculture.2016.09.31.3.183

apiculture

2016

DOI: 10.17519/apiculture.2016.09.31.3.183

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Distribution and Ecological Characteristics of Cocoons of the Solitary Bees Osmia cornifrons and O. pedicornis (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae)

윤형주 윤형주¹,

이경용 이경용²,

김선영 김선영³

et al.

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“…The mason bee differs from the honey bee in that the individuals are solitary, all females are fertile, make her own nest, and no worker bees exist (Torchio 1989;Bosch and Kemp 2001;Lee et al 2016). Osmia pedicornis Cockerell, 1919 is distributed in Korea, eastern China, and Japan (Yasumatsu and Hirashima 1950) and is importantly used as the pollinator, particularly for apples (Cane 2008;Yoon et al 2016).…”

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Mitochondrial genome of the mason bee, Osmia pedicornis (Hymenopetra: Megachilidae)

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The mason bee, Osmia pedicornis Cockerell, 1919, which is importantly used as the pollinator, particularly for apples in Korea. We sequenced the mitochondrial genome (mitogenome) of O. pedicornis as an initial study for species identification and subsequent population genetic study. The size of the incomplete genome was 14,505 bp, excluding the trnA , trnC , and the A + T-rich region that were unable to sequence, but including partially sequenced trnM and srRNA . The genome included typical sets of protein-coding genes (PCGs), rRNA genes, and one non-coding region, tRNAs, excluding two unidentified tRNAs. Although positions of the two tRNAs that were not sequenced are unknown the gene arrangement of O. pedicornis mitogenome has the tRNA arrangement, trnM - trnQ - trnI , at the A + T-rich region and ND2 junction that differed from that of previously published O. excavate , which has trnA - trnQ - trnI arrangement at the junction. Phylogenetic analyses were performed using concatenated sequences of the 13 PCGs genes and the maximum likelihood method with the inclusion of a total of 12 mitogenome sequences belonging to three families in the superfamily Apoidea. Current O. pedicornis was placed as the sister to the O. bicornis , with the highest nodal support. The Apidae and Megachilidae were placed as the sister group, with the placement of Colletidae as the basal lineage for the group with the highest nodal support.

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“…Osmia pedicornis Cockerell, 1919 is distributed in Korea, eastern China, and Japan (Yasumatsu and Hirashima 1950 ) and is importantly used as the pollinator, particularly for apples (Cane 2008 ; Yoon et al. 2016 ).…”

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Acute Contact and Oral Toxicity of Dimethoate for Osmia pedicornis

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Distribution and Ecological Characteristics of Cocoons of the Solitary Bees Osmia cornifrons and O. pedicornis (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae)

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Mitochondrial genome of the mason bee, Osmia pedicornis (Hymenopetra: Megachilidae)

Mitochondrial genome of the mason bee, Osmia pedicornis (Hymenopetra: Megachilidae)

Acute Contact and Oral Toxicity of Dimethoate for Osmia pedicornis

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