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Nicchia pollinica dell’ape Uruçu Beiço

Nicchia pollinica dell’ape Uruçu Beiço

Francisco Cildomar da Silva Correia / Rui Carlos Peruquetti

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Ecología, la biosfera
ISBN:
9786208735715
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Le api sono animali importanti per le piante perché ne impollinano un gran numero, contribuendo alla conservazione degli ecosistemi naturali. Tra gli agenti impollinatori, le meliponine si distinguono per aver beneficiato dell’84% delle specie botaniche che visitano. L’allevamento razionale delle api senza pungiglione è un’attività sostenibile, poiché impiega metodi di consumo, produzione e riproduzione che rispettano l’efficienza rigenerativa dei sistemi che li integrano. La conoscenza delle piante responsabili di fornire risorse trofiche aiuta gli studi volti a preservare le api senza pungiglione negli ecosistemi naturali, agricoli e urbani. Questa conoscenza aiuta anche a comprendere le relazioni interspecifiche tra le api e le piante che visitano.

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