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familiar example of a
polylectic species is the
domestic honey bee.
Oligolectic pollinators are
often called oligoleges or
simply specialist pollinators...
- bee in the
family Halictidae. It is
found in
North America. It is an
oligolectic bee on bee balm plants. "Dufourea
monardae Species Information". BugGuide...
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There is one
described species in Cemolobus, C. ipomoeae. It is an
oligolectic pollinator of
morning glories. "Cemolobus Report".
Integrated Taxonomic...
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adults are
active from June to September.
Females of this
species are
oligolectic on the
pollen of
plants in the
sunflower family, Asteraceae, and commonly...
- have
narrow abdominal bands. They
resemble small Osmia, but they are
oligolectic (specialized on a few
subfamilies of Asteraceae) and use
resin from conifers...
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pollinator is also threatened. But,
there is a
pronounced tendency for
oligolectic bees to be ****ociated with common,
widespread plants visited by multiple...
- It is only
found in sand dune
habitats or
other sandy areas. It is
oligolectic,
collecting pollen only from
plants in the
genus Tiquilia. Timberlake...
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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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basal segments of the leg in
addition to the tibia, and are
commonly oligolectic (especially
within the
subfamily Panurginae). They can be
separated from...
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typically small to moderate-sized bees, with
shaggy scopae, and are
commonly oligolectic (e.g.,
Hesperapis regularis). All
members of this
subfamily have two...
