A protein found in Varroa mites offers insight into the evolution of host-parasite-interactions.
A diversity study covering five continents confirms that wild crop-pollinators can easily be enhanced by simple conservation measures.
Researchers from Australia and Canada have been working together to find a solution to an interesting problem
Bumble bees are important pollinators for Alaskan berries, nuts and seeds, but a new study finds that they are affected by the Nosema parasite.
When it comes to wild bees as pollinators, numbers count, rather than diversity.
“Food first, then Ethics”, this famous dictum of the German 20th century playwright Bert Brecht seems to apply to bees too – suggests a recent study.
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