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Phylogeny and floral hosts of a predominantly pollen generalist group of mason bees (Megachilidae: Osmiini) by Haider, Mare, Dorn, Silvia, Sedivy, Claudio, Müller, Andreas

“…Within the genus Osmia, the three subgenera Osmia, Monosmia, and Orientosmia form a closely‐related group of predominantly pollen generalist (‘polylectic’)…”
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Better safe than sorry? A Fabaceae species exhibits unfavourable pollen properties for developing bee larvae despite its hidden anthers by Haider, Mare, Dorn, Silvia, Müller, Andreas

“…Empirical evidence suggests that pollen chemistry plays an important role in shaping the pollen host spectra of many bee species. Although the underlying…”
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Artificial Nesting Hills Promote Wild Bees in Agricultural Landscapes by Neumüller, Ulrich, Burger, Hannah, Mayr, Antonia V., Hopfenmüller, Sebastian, Krausch, Sabrina, Herwig, Nadine, Burger, Ronald, Diestelhorst, Olaf, Emmerich, Katrin, Haider, Mare, Kiefer, Manuel, Konicek, Jonas, Kornmilch, Johann-Christoph, Moser, Marina, Saure, Christoph, Schanowski, Arno, Scheuchl, Erwin, Sing, Julia, Wagner, Max, Witter, Julia, Schwenninger, Hans R., Ayasse, Manfred

“…The availability of nesting resources influences the persistence and survival of bee communities. Although a positive effect of artificial nesting structures…”
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Pollen mixing in pollen generalist solitary bees: a possible strategy to complement or mitigate unfavourable pollen properties? by Eckhardt, Michael, Haider, Mare, Dorn, Silvia, Müller, Andreas, Ings, Thomas

“…Generalist herbivorous insects, which feed on plant tissue that is nutritionally heterogeneous or varies in its content of secondary metabolites, often benefit…”
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Intra- and interpopulational variation in the ability of a solitary bee species to develop on non-host pollen: implications for host range expansion by Haider, Mare, Dorn, Silvia, Müller, Andreas

“…1. Pollen host choice in bees is in many cases highly conserved, which might partly be due to physiological limitations of bee larvae to digest non-host…”
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Phylogeny and floral hosts of a predominantly pollen generalist group of mason bees (Megachilidae: Osmiini): Phylogeny and floral hosts of Osmia by Haider, Mare, Dorn, Silvia, Sedivy, Claudio, Müller, Andreas

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