6 results — topic: over-collecting
Data from: The effect of repeated, lethal sampling on wild bee abundance and diversity
1. Bee pollinators provide a critical ecosystem service to wild and agricultural plants but are reported to be declining world-wide due to anthropogenic change. Long-term data on bee abundance and diversity are scarce, and the need for additional quantitative sampling using repeatable methods has be
Abundance richness and evenness data VOUCHERED BEES
data of vouchered bees to test for differences between repeatedly sampled sites and single sample sites regarding abundance (as catch rate), rarefied richness, and evenness (as Evar).
Abundance richness and evenness data ALL BEES
data of combined bees (vouchered + released) to test for differences between repeatedly sampled sites and single sample sites regarding abundance (as catch rate), rarefied richness, and evenness (as Evar).
data for functional group analyses
data of vouchered bees to test for differences between repeatedly sampled sites and single sample sites regarding abundance functional group composition. The four functional groups tested were diet (lecty), sociality, body size (size), and nesting substrate (nesting). Note that sociality was tested
Ready for NMDS VOUCHERED BEES ONLY
sample day by species matrix ready for NMDS analysis.
Yearly bee catch data
data used to calculate mean catch rates per sampling period per year by each sampling method.