The effect of mass-flowering orchards and semi-natural habitat on bumblebee colony performance

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Willem Proesmans
Guy Smagghe
Ivan Meeus
Dries Bonte
Kris Verheyen
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[1] Ghent University,Forest & Nature Lab, Department of Environment
[2] Ghent University,Department of Plant and Crop Science, Faculty of Bioscience Engineering
[3] Ghent University,Terrestrial Ecology Unit, Biology Department
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Landscape Ecology | 2019年 / 34卷
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Bumblebee colonies; Mass-flowering crops; Landscape phenology; Pollinators; Apple orchards; Semi-natural habitat;
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页码：1033 / 1044
页数：11
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