The paddle-like mandibles of this leafcutter bee (Megachile sp.) lack cutting edges and are likely used to move mud around. Login. Subscribe. News; Magazines. An Interactive Experience. Current Issue.

Components of the venom cocktail used by wild bees such as the Banded Mud-Bee (Megachile ericetorum) are evolutionarily older than their sting. view more . Credit: Björn von Reumont.

Components of the venom cocktail used by wild bees such as the Banded Mud-Bee (Megachile ericetorum) are evolutionarily older than their sting.

Virescent Green Metallic Bee You’ll see this green bee in most gardens. A shiny green metallic head and thorax and banded ...

A researcher who studies honey bees and hornets will be coming to Guam to gather information about the greater banded hornet. The Guam Department of Agriculture Biosecurity Division, along with ...

The mason bee, a native North American insect, builds intricate nests from mud and plays a crucial role in pollination. Learn how this tiny architect thrives unnoticed in our landscapes. Monday ...

29.11.2023 12:00 The venom preceded the stinger: Genomic studies shed light on the origins of bee venom Dr. Markus Bernards Public Relations und Kommunikation Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main ...