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The effects of urbanisation on bee and wasp communities in Cape Town, South Africa
Bees and wasps provide essential regulatory ecosystem services by pollinating urban plants. However, there are massive global declines in many insect groups, and little is known about the impacts of urbanisation on pollinators in rapidly developing areas of Africa. South Africa is one of the most ur...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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