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Bestäubung durch Bienen

en el diccionario PONS

pol·li·na·tion [ˌpɒləˈneɪʃən, ingl. am. ˌpɑ:-] SUST. no pl BOT.

Bestäubung f <-, -en>

bee [bi:] SUST.

1. bee (insect):

Biene f <-, -n>
Bienenschwarm m <-(e)s, -schwärme>
Arbeitsbiene f <-, -n>
Arbeiterin f <-, -nen>

2. bee ingl. am., ingl. austr. (meet):

Treffen nt <-s, ->
Kränzchen nt <-s, ->

3. bee (competition):

Wettbewerb m <-(e)s, -e>

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be a busy [or busy as a]bee hum.
he thinks he's the bees' knees esp ingl. brit. coloq.

Glosario especializado de biología Klett

bee pollination, melittophily

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The information will help farmers and fruit tree growers to manage their sites to be safer for bees and encourage bee pollination.
www.treehugger.com
Our comprehensive findings should be transferable to a wide range of crops and demonstrate bee pollination to be a hitherto underestimated but vital and economically important determinant of fruit quality.
blueandgreentomorrow.com
Estimates of the total economic value of honey bee pollination services range between $10 billion and $15 billion annually.
www.pressreleaserocket.net
The horticulture department also processes loans to beekeepers for bee pollination.
yourstory.com
Add in other benefits, and bee pollination accounted for around $1.44 billion of the market's value of $2.9 billion, the study said.
phys.org

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The integration of a green infrastructure, restoring at least 15 % of the degraded ecosystems by 2020, and the development of an initiative aimed at preventing any net loss of ecosystems and their services by 2015, will be essential measures for maintaining and improving ecosystem services (for example the pollination of crops by bees).
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europa.eu
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Die Einbeziehung grüner Infrastrukturen, die Wiederherstellung von mindestens 15 % der verschlechterten Ökosysteme bis 2020 und die Entwicklung einer Initiative zur Vermeidung von Nettoverlusten für die Ökosysteme bis 2015 werden die wichtigsten Maßnahmen sein, um die Ökosystemdienstleistungen zu erhalten und zu verbessern (zum Beispiel die Bestäubung der Kulturen durch Bienen).
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In this area plants are grouped according to certain life forms and traits of plants related to flower anatomy, inflorescences, pollination and others. This gives the Botany students the opportunity to deepen their theoretical knowledge using live plants.
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www.biologie.uni-regensburg.de
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Unterteilt ist dieses Areal nach gewissen Lebens- und Erscheinungsformen von Pflanzen wie Blütenbiologie, Blütenstände und Bestäubung und bietet damit speziell den Studenten der Botanik nochmals die Möglichkeit theoretische Kenntnisse anhand von Lebendmaterial zu vertiefen.
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The scientists thus noticed positive effects on pollination by insects, seed dispersal by birds and also on the raids of the army-ants – probably due to the altered movement patterns of these species.
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www.fona.de
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So beobachteten die Wissenschaftler positive Effekte bei Bestäubung durch Insekten, Samenausbreitung durch Vögel und auch bei den Raubzügen der Treiberameisen – wahrscheinlich aufgrund veränderter Bewegungsmuster dieser Tierarten.
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Their flowers are adapted to pollination by different insects.
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www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de
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Die Blüten sind auf Bestäubung durch unterschiedliche Insekten eingerichtet.
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Evolutionary consequences of habitat fragmentation, pollination ecology
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www.vegetation.uni-bremen.de
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Evolutionäre Konsequenzen der Habitatfragmentierung, Bestäubung
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