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  • Language: English

    Published by Comstock, 2023

    1501769065 / 9781501769061

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    Seller: PEMBERLEY NATURAL HISTORY BOOKS BA, ABA, Iver, United KingdomPEMBERLEY NATURAL HISTORY BOOKS BA, ABA

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    Condition: NEW. 296, 177 col photos, 29 b/w illus, 2 illus, 1 map. . PB. NEW. . In this richly illustrated guide, Bees of Costa Rica, leading bee experts showcase the diversity of bees in Costa Rica and the myriad ways in which they interact with flowers and people.Costa Rica is home to 117 bee genera and approximately 700 bee species. Focusing on the five bee families present in Costa Rica, the authors describe the bees' general physical traits, foraging and mating behavior, and nest characteristics. Chapters cover the relationships between bees and other insects, profiles of plants pollinated by bees, and practical suggestions for bee conservation.With identification keys and more than 150 colour photos, Bees of Costa Rica is essential for anyone looking to learn about and protect these important pollinators in Costa Rica and beyond. [9781501769061].…

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    Language: English

    Published by Heyday Books, Berkeley, CA, 2014

    1597142948 / 9781597142946

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    Condition: Fine. xx, 299, col photos. . PB. Fine. From the library of British hymenopterist, Chris O'Toole, with inscription to him from the first author, Gordon Frankie, 'Thanks for all your inspiring bee work over many years. Your books, booklets, DVDs are required reading and viewing in my Berkeley lab. .'. California is home to over sixteen hundred species of wild bees - most of them native - that populate and pollinate gardens, fields, and urban green spaces. In this absorbing guidebook, some of the state's preeminent bee and botany experts introduce us to this diverse population. The book holds a magnifying glass up to the twenty-two most common genera (and six species of cuckoo bees), describing each one's distinctive behaviors, social structures, flight season, preferred flowers, and enemies. Drawing from years of research at the UC Berkeley Urban Bee Lab, the book presents an authoritative look at these creatures, emphasizing their vital relationship with flowers. Also provides information on fifty-three bee-friendly plants and how to grow them. Just a few square feet of poppies, sage, and phacelia are enough to sustain a healthy population of wild bees, transforming an urban or suburban garden into a world that hums and buzzes with life. [9781597142946].…

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    21 pp., 3 figs, 9 tabs, gr. 8.

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    vi, 147 p., 46 figs/pls, paperbound. University of California Publications, Entomology. Library stamp on front cover.