Wild insect pollinators belonging to the superfamily Apoidea are essential for the seed production of flowering plants worldwide. Nevertheless, their global populations have experienced significant declines, with serious negative implications for insect-pollinated plants. Nevertheless, there is limited knowledge available regarding this group of insects, especially in natural parks. Here we wanted to fill the gap by studying the prevalence of Apoidea species in Vesuvius National Park area. We have found a total of 176 species, representing a large part of biodiversity of Italian wild bees.

Italian wild bees biodiversity and Vesuvius National Park

Goglia, Lorenzo;Di Prisco, Gennaro
Conceptualization
2024

Abstract

Wild insect pollinators belonging to the superfamily Apoidea are essential for the seed production of flowering plants worldwide. Nevertheless, their global populations have experienced significant declines, with serious negative implications for insect-pollinated plants. Nevertheless, there is limited knowledge available regarding this group of insects, especially in natural parks. Here we wanted to fill the gap by studying the prevalence of Apoidea species in Vesuvius National Park area. We have found a total of 176 species, representing a large part of biodiversity of Italian wild bees.
2024
Istituto per la Protezione Sostenibile delle Piante - IPSP - Sede Secondaria Portici (NA)
Istituto per la Protezione Sostenibile delle Piante - IPSP
Apoidea
checklist
DNA barcoding
ecosystem services
pollinators
wild bees
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