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Nesting Efectiveness of Red Mason Bee Osmia rufa (L.) in Reed Stalk Phragmites australis (Cav.)

Paweł Michołap

Paweł Michołap

Natura i Człowiek AssociationWrocław, Poland
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Marcin Cierpisz

Marcin Cierpisz

Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Science, Department of Plant ProtectionWrocław, Poland
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Aneta Sikora

Aneta Sikora

  • Natura i Człowiek AssociationWrocław, Poland
  • Karkonoski National ParkJelenia Góra, Poland
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Marcin Sikora

Marcin Sikora

  • Natura i Człowiek AssociationWrocław, Poland
  • Centrum Nauki Keplera - Centrum PrzyrodniczeZielona Góra, Poland
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Dec 18, 2020
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Article Category: Short communication
Published Online: Dec 18, 2020
Page range: 345 - 354
Received: Feb 25, 2020
Accepted: Oct 20, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jas-2020-0031
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Fig. 1

Reed parameters settled by red mason bee. (a) the stalk length (b) diameter (c) cell number (d) cocoon mass.
Reed parameters settled by red mason bee. (a) the stalk length (b) diameter (c) cell number (d) cocoon mass.

Fig. 2

Correlation between reed length (a) diameter (b) and cell number.
Correlation between reed length (a) diameter (b) and cell number.

Fig. 3

Correlation between reed length (a) diameter (b) and mass of red mason bee cocoon.
Correlation between reed length (a) diameter (b) and mass of red mason bee cocoon.

Fig. 4

Correlation between reed length (a) diameter (b) and vestibulum length.
Correlation between reed length (a) diameter (b) and vestibulum length.

Fig. 5

The number of settled reeds within specific ranges of length (percent means the ratio of settled reeds).
The number of settled reeds within specific ranges of length (percent means the ratio of settled reeds).

Fig. 6

The number of settled reeds in specific ranges of diameter (percent means the ratio of settled reeds).
The number of settled reeds in specific ranges of diameter (percent means the ratio of settled reeds).
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