Bees of the Genus Halictus From Miami, Florida by S. Graenicher

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Genetic differentiation at extreme latitudes in the socially plastic sweat bee Halictus rubicundus. by Bas A Michels, Mariska M Beekman, Jeremy Field, Jodie Gruber, Bart A Pannebakker, Charlotte Savill, Rebecca A Boulton

“…The sweat bee Halictus rubicundus is an important pollinator with a large latitudinal range and many potential barriers to gene flow. …”
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Correction: Genetic differentiation at extreme latitudes in the socially plastic sweat bee Halictus rubicundus. by Bas A Michels, Mariska M Beekman, Jeremy Field, Jodie Gruber, Bart A Pannebakker, Charlotte Savill, Rebecca A Boulton

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Pollination Biology of Potentilla recta (Sulfur Cinquefoil) and Its Cooccurring Native Congener Potentilla gracilis in Northeastern Oregon by James McIver, Karen Erickson

“…The most important pollinators for the invasive, in order of importance, were: Apis mellifera, Ceratina nanula, Halictus tripartitus, Lasioglossum sisymbrii, and Bombus rufocinctus; for the native: C. nanula, Trichodes ornatus, H. ligatus, L. sisymbrii, and L. olympiae. …”
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Impact of Seasonal Atmospheric Factors and Photoperiod on Floral Biology, Plant–Pollinator Interactions, and Plant Reproduction on <i>Turnera ulmifolia</i> L. (Passifloraceae) by Ujjwal Layek, Nandita Das, Arabinda Samanta, Prakash Karmakar

“…Effective pollinators were <i>Amegilla zonata</i>, <i>Borbo cinnara</i>, <i>Halictus acrocephalus</i>, <i>Nomia</i> (<i>Curvinomia</i>) <i>strigata</i>, and <i>Tetragonula iridipennis</i>. …”
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