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3. Distinct bird communities in forests and fruit farms of Caatinga landscapes.

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Zielonka, Natalia B., Arellano, Eduardo, Crowther, Liam P., Ferreira, Vinina, Muñoz‐Sáez, Andrés, Oliveira‐Rebouças, Patricia, da Silva, Fabiana Oliveira, Butler, Simon J., and Dicks, Lynn V.

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BIRD communities, TREE crops, COMMUNITY forests, FOREST birds, AGRICULTURE
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2024
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4. Co‐production of agroecological innovations to improve sustainability in South American fruit farms

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Oliveira da Silva, Fabiana, primary, Arellano, Eduardo C., additional, Felipe Viana, Blandina, additional, Silva‐Ferreira, Vinina, additional, Oliveira‐Rebouças, Patricia, additional, Rojas‐Arévalo, Nadia, additional, Muñoz‐Sáez, Andrés, additional, Jimenez, Valentina P., additional, Zielonka, Natalia B., additional, Crowther, Liam P., additional, and Dicks, Lynn V., additional

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2024
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5. Nesting biology of Centris (Paracentris) xanthomelaena (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Centridini).

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Martins, Herbeson Ovidio de Jesus, Oliveira-Rebouças, Patricia Luiza de, Aguiar, Cândida Maria Lima, Silva, Cláudia Inês da, and Ferreira, Vinina Silva

Abstract

Centris (Paracentris) xanthomelaena is a ground-nesting solitary bee endemic to Brazil's Caatinga biome. In this unprecedented study, we described this species' nesting biology and other features, such as its architecture, nest building dynamics, sex ratio and adult emergence. We selected five aggregations in a fragment of seasonally dry forest. Nests were established on vertical banks and flat soil. The architecture was branched and the brood cells were linearly arranged. Females spent an average of 1.8 days building and supplying each brood cell (n = 13). The C. xanthomelaena bionomy is similar to that reported in bees of the same genus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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6. Museu da Diversidade: redes sociais na difusão do conhecimento

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de Oliveira Andrade, Marina, primary, Santos de Amorim, Adeilson, additional, Carvalho Novais de Moraes, Caio, additional, de Oliveira Sa, Joel, additional, Fernanda Rosa da Cruz, Tássia, additional, DE OLIVEIRA DA SILVA, ANANDA, additional, and Silva Ferreira, Vinina, additional

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2022
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10. Nesting biology of Centris(Paracentris) xanthomelaena(Hymenoptera: Apidae: Centridini)

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Martins, Herbeson Ovidio de Jesus, Oliveira-Rebouças, Patricia Luiza de, Aguiar, Cândida Maria Lima, Silva, Cláudia Inês da, and Ferreira, Vinina Silva

Abstract

Centris(Paracentris) xanthomelaenais a ground-nesting solitary bee endemic to Brazil’s Caatinga biome. In this unprecedented study, we described this species’ nesting biology and other features, such as its architecture, nest building dynamics, sex ratio and adult emergence. We selected five aggregations in a fragment of seasonally dry forest. Nests were established on vertical banks and flat soil. The architecture was branched and the brood cells were linearly arranged. Females spent an average of 1.8 days building and supplying each brood cell (n = 13). The C. xanthomelaenabionomy is similar to that reported in bees of the same genus.

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2023
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11. Restoration and Conservation of Priority Areas of Caatinga’s Semi-Arid Forest Remnants Can Support Connectivity within an Agricultural Landscape

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Salazar, Andrés A., primary, Arellano, Eduardo C., additional, Muñoz-Sáez, Andrés, additional, Miranda, Marcelo D., additional, Oliveira da Silva, Fabiana, additional, Zielonka, Natalia B., additional, Crowther, Liam P., additional, Silva-Ferreira, Vinina, additional, Oliveira-Reboucas, Patricia, additional, and Dicks, Lynn V., additional

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2021
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19. Biological notes on Centris (Trachina) perforator with a comparative analysis of the species with ground-nesting habits of the genus (Apidae: Centridini).

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Martins, Herbeson Ovidio de Jesus, Alves-dos-Santos, Isabel, Vivallo, Felipe, and Ferreira, Vinina Silva

Abstract

In this study, we present for the first time information on nesting site, the architecture of nests, sex ration, and development of Centris (Trachina) perforator. Furthermore, we revised the literature and summarized the information on the nest biology of ground-nesting species of Centris. The nest of C. perforator consists of a main short tunnel that is split into branches with 2 to 15 brood cells. Females needed approximately one day for the construction and provision of each brood cell. This species is protandric with adults emerging between 48‒83 days. The nest of C. perforator follows the same pattern found in other species of the subgenus Trachina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2021
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21. Biological notes on Centris(Trachina) perforatorwith a comparative analysis of the species with ground-nesting habits of the genus (Apidae: Centridini)

Author

Martins, Herbeson Ovidio de Jesus, Alves-dos-Santos, Isabel, Vivallo, Felipe, and Ferreira, Vinina Silva

Abstract

In this study, we present for the first time information on nesting site, the architecture of nests, sex ration, and development of Centris(Trachina) perforator. Furthermore, we revised the literature and summarized the information on the nest biology of ground-nesting species of Centris. The nest of C. perforatorconsists of a main short tunnel that is split into branches with 2 to 15 brood cells. Females needed approximately one day for the construction and provision of each brood cell. This species is protandric with adults emerging between 48‒83 days. The nest of C. perforatorfollows the same pattern found in other species of the subgenus Trachina.

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2021
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