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Hesperapis is a
genus of bees in the
family Melittidae.
There are at
least 30
described species in
Hesperapis. The
genus is very uncommon. Its abdomen...
- angustifolia).
Hesperapis oraria is a
member of the
insect order Hymenoptera,
family Melittidae,
subfamily Dasypodainae,
tribe Hesperapini,
genus Hesperapis, subgenus...
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Hesperapis larreae is a solitary, ground-nesting bee in the
family Melittidae Rozen,
Jerome Jr.; Griswold,
Terry (1991). "Biology and
Larvae of the Cleptoparasitic...
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Hesperapis rufipes is a
species of hairy-footed bee in the
family Melittidae. It is
found in
North America. "
Hesperapis rufipes Report".
Integrated Taxonomic...
- apid, two
species of
which are
cleptoparasites of the
dasypodaid genus Hesperapis,
while the
other species in the same
genus attacks halictid bees. Four...
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Hesperapis regularis is an
oligolectic bee in the
family Melittidae. This bee is
native to California, and
inhabits meadows, fields, and gardens, where...
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tribes and genera:
Tribe Dasypodaini Dasypoda Eremaphanta Capicola Hesperapis Hesperapis regularis —
specialist on
Clarkia species flowers in California...
- apid, one
species of
which is a
kleptoparasite of the
melittid genus Hesperapis,
whereas the
other species in the same
genus attack halictid bees. The...
- It is
found in the
United States and Mexico. It is a
kleptoparasite of
Hesperapis larreae. "Townsendiella
pulchra Report".
Integrated Taxonomic Information...
- a
variety of bees,
butterflies and some bats. The main
pollinator is
Hesperapis regularis, a
native species of bees
found in
similar environments to C...
