Explaining the variability in the response of annual eusocial insects to mass flowering events
Abstract
Empirical studies of annual eusocial insects in agricultural landscapes report contrasting findings with regard to colony responses to mass-flowering of crops such as oilseed rape. In particular, total sexual production is often unaffected by such events, whereas worker number responds with a prominent increase. To resolve these conflicting observations, we model-using an established approach-the expected change in worker and sexual numbers in...
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Title
Explaining the variability in the response of annual eusocial insects to mass flowering events
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
88
Issue
1
Pages
178 - 188
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