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Data for: Early season mass-flowering crop cover dilutes wild bee abundance and species richness in temperate regions: a quantitative synthesis

  • Laura Riggi (Creator)
  • Gaetan Le Provost (Contributor)
  • Simon Potts (Contributor)
  • David Kleijn (Contributor)
  • Montse Vilà (Contributor)
  • Henrik Smith (Contributor)
  • Chloë Aline Raderschall (Contributor)
  • Thijs Fijen (Contributor)
  • Jeroen Scheper (Contributor)
  • Andrea Holzschuh (Contributor)
  • Isabella Badenhausser (Contributor)
  • Maj Rundlöf (Lund University) (Contributor)
  • Nicole Beyer (Contributor)
  • Svenja Bänsch (Contributor)
  • Eleanor J. Blitzer (Contributor)
  • Juan P. González-Varo (Contributor)

Dataset

Description

The dataset combines 22 datasets from 13 publications conducted in 9 temperate countries (20 European and 2 North American). The data was used to investigate if mass-flowering crop flowering time (early or late season), bloom state (during or after crop flowering) and extent of non-crop habitat cover in the landscape moderated the effect of mass-flowering crop cover on wild pollinator abundance and species richness in mass-flowering crop and non-crop habitats.
The dataset include the following files: SNHds_final (16 variables, 583 Rows) which included the data for non-crop habitat analyses and, MFCds_final (15 variables, 348 Rows) which includes the data for mass-flowering crop habitat analyses.
Date made available11 Dec 2023
PublisherSwedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Geographical coverageNorth America

Keywords

  • Seasonal effects
  • Floral resource
  • Pollinator abundance
  • Pollinator richness
  • Dilution effects
  • Landscape composition
  • Mass-flowering crops

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