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Interazioni tra ape e parassitoide

Interazioni tra ape e parassitoide

Ricardo Marques Couto

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2024
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Biologia, ciencias de la vida
ISBN:
9786207741953
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L’ape solitaria studiata in questo lavoro è Centris analis, una raccoglitrice di olio che nidifica in cavità preesistenti. Per facilitare la nidificazione, l’Università di São Paulo, Campus di Ribeirão Preto, ha sviluppato la tecnica dei nidi-trappola, realizzati in cartone, che conosceremo meglio d’ora in poi. Il presente lavoro mostra i risultati di una ricerca condotta con questa tecnica, mettendo in relazione comportamenti considerati atipici nelle femmine di C. analis con il parassitoide Physocephala, dopo che è stato confermato il suo ruolo di ospite delle api. Un totale di 26 femmine e 9 maschi sono stati trovati morti all’interno di nidi trappola vuoti. Settimane dopo, all’interno dei tubi contenenti le api sono stati trovati ditteri della famiglia Conopidae (Physocephala). Da dove provengono questi insetti, se fino a pochi giorni prima c’era solo l’ape nella provetta chiusa? È stato inoltre possibile dimostrare che il nido-trappola è uno strumento di insegnamento/apprendimento che ha superato i confini e le mura dell’università, mostrando prove e rivelando un’opportunità per il docente che indaga e il ricercatore che insegna.

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