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Agricultural intensification impairs behavioral abilities and the expression of genes associated with social responsiveness in honeybees
Macri, Ivana Noelia; Moja, Pablo Joaquín; Latorre Estivalis, Jose M.; Cristos, Diego Sebastian; Zavala, Jorge Alberto; Farina, Walter Marcelo (Cell Press, 2024-08-12)The honeybee Apis mellifera is one of the main pollinators in agroecosystems, and, consequently, its colonies are exposed to agrochemicals and more fragmented and homogeneous habitats. As a social insect, this could lead ... -
Detoxification response in honey bee larvae exposed to agricultural intensification
Macri, Ivana Noelia; Latorre Estivalis, Jose M.; Nery, Denise; Derguy, María Rosa; Cristos, Diego Sebastian; Zavala, Jorge Alberto; Farina, Walter Marcelo (Elsevier, 2025-05)Honey bee Apis mellifera colonies located in agroecosystems are exposed to pesticides and more fragmented habitats. The resources that bees obtain in these environments may be exposed to agrochemicals, which can accumulate ... -
Evaluating the Impact of Post-Emergence Weed Control in Honeybee Colonies Located in Different Agricultural Surroundings
Macri, Ivana Noelia; Vásquez, Diego E.; Pagano, Eduardo A.; Zavala, Jorge Alberto; Farina, Walter Marcelo (MDPI, 2021-02)The honeybee Apis mellifera is exposed to agricultural intensification, which leads to an improved reliance upon pesticide use and the reduction of floral diversity. In the present study, we assess the changes in the colony ... -
Managed honeybees and South American bumblebees exhibit complementary foraging patterns in highbush blueberry
Estravis‑Barcala, María Cecilia; Palottini, Florencia; Macri, Ivana Noelia; Nery, Denise; Farina, Walter Marcelo (Nature Publishing Group, 2021-04)Despite Apis mellifera being the most widely managed pollinator to enhance crop production, they are not the most suitable species for highbush blueberries, which possess restrictive floral morphology and require ...