Titlebook: Insect Conservation and Urban Environments; Tim R. New Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 insect conservation.in

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Metastasis

Urban Environments and Insect Wellbeing,nd allotments.’ (Jackson 2000). This broad framework is adopted here as capturing the essentially anthropogenic nature of the environments, with some local modifications noted in context, and additional considerations of the transitions between urban and non-urban environments.

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Insects Along Urban-Rural Gradients,cords of 148 species, notably of Hymenoptera (79.6 % of 2862 individual insect visits) and Diptera (17.5 %), within which Apidae (98 %, 55 species) and Syrphidae (82.2 %, 34 species) respectively, dominated. The honeybee, ., was by far the most frequently-detected bee (comprising 1086 of 2150 plot v

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Stress