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  1. Crossing biomes, highways, and legal boundaries: the unusual record of a stingless bee species in southern Brazil
  2. Thermal patterns in stingless bee colonies
  3. Temporal Diversity from Metabarcoding Survey and Zoonotic Pathogen Dynamics of Dermanyssus gallinae in Commercial Laying Hens
  4. Flower-Visiting Insect Diversity Within Buckwheat Crops: An Underutilized Crop for Sustainable Economic Livelihoods
  5. Beekeeping Development in Nepal: Benefits of Apis cerana Despite Lower Honey Production than Apis mellifera
  6. The missing queen: a non-invasive method to identify queenless stingless bee hives
  7. Assessing the economic and nutritional value of pollination services in Nepal
  8. A sustainable and bee-pollinated coffee to start your day
  9. Acute fipronil toxicity induces high mortality rate for honeybees and stingless bees, with the latter facing heightened risk
  10. The Worker Flow at the Hive Entrance Predicts When Nest Cleaning is Intensified in Stingless Bees
  11. The impact of pollinator decline on global protein production: Implications for livestock and plant-based products
  12. Pollen diet diversity across bee lineages varies with lifestyle rather than colony size
  13. A systemic fungicide might reduce the male genitalia of a stingless bee species by one-third
  14. Survivorship and food consumption of immatures and adults of Apis mellifera and Scaptotrigona bipunctata exposed to genetically modified eucalyptus pollen
  15. The queens of the stingless bees: from egg to adult
  16. Sperm motility after freezing stingless bee sperm
  17. Scientific note: a stingless bee species attempting to invade a foreign region
  18. Beekeeping Livelihood Development in Nepal: Value-Added Opportunities and Professional Support Needs
  19. Influence of seasonal weather variables and habitat type on numbers of colonies of the giant honey bee in Nepal
  20. Data standardization of plant–pollinator interactions
  21. The widespread trade in stingless beehives may introduce them into novel places and could threaten species
  22. The Use of Honeybee Hives May Boost Yields of Some Crops in Nepal
  23. Mite diversity is determined by the stingless bee host species
  24. Larvae of stingless bee Scaptotrigona bipunctata exposed to organophosphorus pesticide develop into lighter, smaller and deformed adult workers
  25. Selection and use of calling site by Boana leptolineata and Phyllomedusa distincta during the reproductive season
  26. Higher richness and abundance of flower-visiting insects close to natural vegetation provide contrasting effects on mustard yields
  27. Occurrence and ecological data on an exotic solitary bee accidentally introduced in Brazil
  28. Mustard plants distant from forest fragments receive a lower diversity of flower-visiting insects
  29. Factors Affecting the Composition and Succession of Beetles in Exposed Pig Carcasses in Southern Brazil
  30. Forest fragments and natural vegetation patches within crop fields contribute to higher oilseed rape yields in Brazil
  31. Looking beyond the flowers: associations of stingless bees with sap-sucking insects
  32. Geometric morphometrics of the forewing shape and size discriminate Plebeia species (Hymenoptera: Apidae) nesting in different substrates
  33. Queen bee acceptance under threat: Neurotoxic insecticides provoke deep damage in queen-worker relationships
  34. Influence of Wild Bee Diversity on Canola Crop Yields
  35. The dilemma of agricultural pollination in Brazil: Beekeeping growth and insecticide use
  36. Cooperation and antagonism over time: a conflict faced by males of Tetragonisca angustula in nests
  37. Recent advances in reproductive biology of stingless bees
  38. Queens become workers: pesticides alter caste differentiation in bees
  39. Relatedness and dispersal distance of eusocial bee males on mating swarms
  40. Eusocial bee male aggregations: spatially and temporally separated but genetically homogenous
  41. In vitro rearing of stingless bee queens and their acceptance rate into colonies
  42. Temperature Rise and Its Influence on the Cessation of Diapause inPlebeia droryana, a Eusocial Bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae)
  43. Diploid males of Scaptotrigona depilis are able to join reproductive aggregations (Apidae, Meliponini)
  44. Diploid males of Scaptotrigona depilis are able to join reproductive aggregations (Apidae, Meliponini)
  45. Climate Warming May Threaten Reproductive Diapause of a Highly Eusocial Bee
  46. An Alien in the Group: Eusocial Male Bees Sharing Nonspecific Reproductive Aggregations
  47. Diapause in Stingless Bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae)
  48. Congregation Sites and Sleeping Roost of Male Stingless Bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Meliponini)
  49. Monogamy in large bee societies: a stingless paradox
  50. A scientific note on diploid males in a reproductive event of a eusocial bee
  51. Interactions between carpenter bees and orchid bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae) in flowers of Bertholletia excelsa Bonpl. (Lecythidaceae)
  52. Polinizadores de Bertholletia excelsa (Lecythidales: Lecythidaceae): interações com abelhas sem ferrão (Apidae: Meliponini) e nicho trófico
  53. Subtle visits despite guards: Theft from nest of stingless bee (Meliponini) by orchid bee (Euglossini)
  54. Biologia reprodutiva de rainhas e machos de Tetragonisca angustula (Hymenoptera: Meliponini)