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Cotton
Article or Study
- Importance of Bee Pollination for Cotton Production in Conventional and Organic Farms in Brazil
- Selection of Bee Species for Environmental Risk Assessment
- Lack of Lethal and Sublethal Effects of Cry1AC Bt-toxin on Larvae of the Stingless Bee Trigona spinipes
- Does Cry1AC Bt-toxin Impair Development of Worker Larvae of Africanized Honey Bee?
Book or Handout
- Bees in Cotton Growing Areas in Brazil
- Research Bulletin 343:_Manual For Collecting Associated Bees Culture of Cotton
- Research Bulletin 243: Bees Flower Visitor Gossypium barbadense (Malvaceae), no DF, and its importance in the Gene Flow Analysis of genetically modified cotton in Brazil
- Research Bulletin 212: Main Pollinators Gossypium hirsutum latifolium cv Delta Opal (Malvacea), in a City DF, Brazil
- Research Bulletin 148: Floral visitors in cultivated species and not of Cultivated Cotton (Gossypium spp), in Different Regions of Brazil
- Research Bulletin 131: Flower Visitors sampling protocol in Cotton (Gossypium spp)
Cashew
Management Plan
Article or Study
- Introducing Nests of the Oil-collecting Bee Centris Analis
- Visitors bees Flower, Pollinator efficiency and Requirements
- Bee-flower Association in the Neotropics: Implications to Bees
- Apis mellifera Pollination Improves Agronomic Productivity of Anemophilus Castor Bean
- Forest Remnants Enhance Wild Pollinator Visits to Cashew
- Higher Soybean Production Using Honeybee and Wild Pollinator
- Habitats in the vicinity of cashew – pollination
- Forest Remnants Enhance Wild Pollinators Visits to Cashew Flowers and Mitigate Pollination Deficit in NE Brazil
- Banner Informativo: Pollination of the cashew tree (Anacardium Western)
- The use of Friendly Practices to pollinators and the profitability of cashew cultivation Nordestinana (Ana Cristina Nogueira Maia)
- The Importance of Natural habitats in the surrounding areas of cashew tree Dwarf Early Plantations (Anarcadium Western) for reproductive success (Lilian Maria Araujo Flowers)
- The Native Forest influence on diversity and abundance of pollinating bees of Cajueiros (Anarcadium Western L.) Commercial plantations in (Epiphany Macedo Rocha)
- Bees monitoring in plantations of the Cajueiros Upcoming Fragments Vegetables (Patricia Barreto de Andrade)
Canola
Management Plan
Article or Study
- Honey Bee Contribution to Canola Pollination in Southern Brazil
- Cultivar performance Strawberry Submitted to Different Types of Pollination
- Comparative Study of the Floral Biology and of the Response of Productivity to Insect Visitation in Two Rapessed Cultivars (Brassica naps L.) in Rio Grande do Sul
- Honey Bee Contribution to Canola Pollination in Southern Brazil
- The Bee Community and Its Relationship to Canola Seed Production in Homogenous Agricultural Areas
Tomato
Management Plan
Article or Study
- Importance of Centridini (Apidae) Pollination of the Agricultural Interest Plants: the passion fruit sweet (Passiflora frost curtis)
- The Behavior of Bombus impatiens (Apidae, Bombini) on Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill., Solanaceae) Flowers: Pollination and Reward Perception
- Native Bees Pollinate Tomato Flowers and Increase Fruit Production
Other cultures and publications
- Sustainable use of the Restoration and the diversity of Indigenous pollinators in agriculture and related ecosystems: Management Plans
- Illustrated guide pollinating bees in Brazil
- Pesticides and Pollinators: That Combines?
- Water and Pollination – What the Importance This Relationship To Life On Earth
- Management of Pollinators and Pollination of flowers Passionflower
- Pollination and Pollinators
- Pollination and Pollinators – Activities notebook
- Lonely bees produce acerolas
- Insects produce mangabas
- Beetles produce Graviolas
- Pollinators Management in Brazil
- Report on the Recommendations of the Workshop on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Pollinators in Agriculture with Emphasis on Bees
- Pollinators and Pesticides
- Management of Pollinators na Aceroleira
Educational Content
How can I help?
- Have a hive Home
- Consume Organic Products
- Plant Flowers
- Do not Use Pesticides
National reports
- A Bioindicator Produced By Bees Unicamp
- Winged production – Article Magazine FAPESP
National Scientific articles
- Effects of Pesticides On the Wild Bees in Brazil
- Annals of the Brazilian Congress of Apiculture – CONBRAPI 2014
- CONBRAPI 2014 INDEX OF CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS
- Getting bees nests Stingless in Nature
- Influence of Body Fluid from Pin-killed Honey Bee Pupae on Hygienic Behavior – Gramacho, Gonçalves, Rosenkranz e De Jong
- Mel productivity and Defensive Behavior and Breeding of Africanized Bees Indices – De Souza, Gramacho and Castagnino
- Sequential Hygienic Behavior in Carniolan Honey Bees – Gramacho and Gonçalves
- Comparative Study of the Hygienic Behavior of Carniolan and Africanized Honey Bees directed Toward Grouped Versus Isolated Dead Bred – Gramacho and Gonçalves
- Bee poisoning occurred Assessment Africanized Bees by Barbatimão pollen in Apiaries the Central Region – Bahia – Gramacho and De Jesus
- 2013 Nosema Ceranae has been Present in Brazil for More than Three Decades Infecting Africanized Honey Bees
- 2012 Situacão of Health of Bees in Brasil_ In Pollinators in Brazil – Message, Teixeira e De Jong
- Pesticides in Melon Crops – Silva, Olive tree, Pedroza, Gadelha, Melo and Soto-Blanco
International Scientific articles
- The Trouble With Neonicotinoids – Science_Neonics
- Bulletin of Insectology – Article Lu Chenseng: Sublethal Exposure to Neonicotinoids Impaired Honey Bees Winterization Before Proceeding to Colony Colapse Desorder
- Bees In Decline – Greenpeace Spain
- Worldwide Integrated Assessment WIA_2015
- About regulation neonicotinoids in Europe : Comission Implementing Regulation (EU) No.485 of 24 May 2013
- Ecosystem Service, Agriculture and Neonicotinoids – April EASAC 2015
- Effects of Glyphosate on Honey Bee Navigation – The Journal of Experimental Biology 2015