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    In conservation biology, genetic diversity is fundamental in understanding populations and their evolution. Conservationists analyze the individuals of a population and try to understand how such individuals may be affected by circumstances like loss of habitat, environmental changes, and exploitation, which are more often than not caused by human activities. In order to ensure the survival of many populations, researchers look at the genes and the characteristics inherited from one generation…

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    Honeybees Research Paper

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    Honey bees are small winged insects that have a huge impact in our modern-day society and agriculture. Honeybees provide us with more than just honey; they also supply us with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables through pollination. Sadly, honey bees are on the verge of extinction. Without these tiny creatures, we would suffer a great loss in produce. Throughout this paper, we will explore what a honeybee is, it’s job, and how we can stop its extinction. The western honey bee is a…

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    Imagine it is a beautiful summer day and you are sprawled out across a towel in the soft green grass, just soaking in the warm rays of the sun as you are reading your favorite book and enjoying a delicious snack of watermelon. The air is hot and humid, but there is relief from the heat comes in the form of a cool breeze that gently ruffles your hair as it passes by. You feel completely relaxed and content in your current position, and you feel yourself slowly drifting off to sleep when you hear…

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    major European automobile manufacturers. On the other side of the world, the Center for Plant Conservation (CPC) at San Diego Zoo Global was racing against time to find an efficient and secure platform to keep a record of all the rare plants and pollinators in America and hopefully save endangered plants from…

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    This change in the time of plant growth directly affects animals. Animals that migrate need to find food earlier and pollinators are starting to become out a synch with flowering trees and plants. This mismatch limits the amount of time for both to survive and reproduce, limiting food availability throughout the food chain. One specific animal that has been a concern for…

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    Post World War II, chemical pesticides has become the most popular form of pest management. (Muir, History of pesticide use) The first pesticide that was widely used was DDT; it was favored for its ability to get rid of pests against agricultural and human health. Pesticide use was very liberal and many pests became resistant to pesticides, this caused non-targeted plants and animals to be harmed, and residue started to show up in unexpected places. (Delaplane, 2) Rachel Carson wrote the novel…

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    Objectives and Hypotheses The chief objective of the proposed dissertation is to study the gynodioecious breading system in a phylogenetic and ecological framework focusing on tree species of early angiosperms. Along the way, this involves several additional goals. Chapter 1. The first objective is to determine whether floral dimorphism is translated into gynodioecism in Lauraceae, the phylogenetic relationship with other breeding systems in Lauraceae. Results would provide steady evidence…

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    Agroforestry techniques are utilized in many parts of the world including Latin America (Sharma et al., 2016). “Agroforestry has been practiced since agriculture began, although it has been studied as a scientific discipline for only 30 years” (Somarriba et al., 2012, p. 430). Agroforestry techniques can improve lands that have been degraded by past uses. According to Somarriba et al. (2012), Latin America now has between “200 and 357 million hectares” of productive agroforestry land. The…

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    Causes Of Varroa's Disease

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    The declination of the bee population is threatening the global food supply because bees are the primary pollinators worldwide. This consequential reduction is caused by Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), which is a serious syndrome in which the majority of the adult worker bees disappear from the colony and leave the queen, the nurse bees, and the immature bees behind. Researchers and scientists are still searching for the main cause of this phenomenon and suspect that pesticides and several…

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    tops to growth out and make sprouts, and around an extra a half year for the blooms to convey prepared characteristic item. The video above exhibits a basic, for all intents and purposes secure way to deal with multiply pineapples. Pineapple pollinators About each one of the pineapples in the new world are pollinated by hummingbirds. Some are also pollinated by bats. Honey bees don't accept a significant part in pineapple preparation. Natural item sort Pineapples are berries. The…

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