[BCFSN] Organic farming supports spatiotemporal stability in species richness of bumblebees and butterflies

Pamela Zevit adamah at telus.net
Mon Oct 1 15:26:23 EDT 2018


Open access paper from Biological Conservation:

"Our study shows that organic farming reduces the spatiotemporal fluctuations in bumblebee and
butterfly species richness. In addition, increasing floral resources as such benefits bumblebees and
butterflies irrespective of farming system. Organic farming and increasing availability in floral
resources therefore contribute to maintaining the within and between-year stability of bumblebees
and butterflies in agricultural landscapes."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006320718303562

 

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