ArticleAnnals of the Entomological Society of America2026
The diversity of cavity nesting bees (Hymenoptera: Megachilidae) recolonizing a post-wildfire landscape and their pollen provisions, with reference to aerial seed mix applications.
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The assemblage of cavity nesting bees in a semi-arid post-wildfire pinyon-juniper woodland (2020 Pine Gulch Fire, Colorado, United States) was characterized and DNA metabarcoding was applied to identify composition of pollen provisions. Floral species composition of pollen provisions was compared to species composition of aerially applied seed mixes to evaluate which species were foraged upon by bees. Eight species of cavity nesting bees colonized nest traps in and around the fire perimeter; the mason bees
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