
Buzz Pollination Group
@buzzpollination
Working group bringing together people interested in buzz pollination, sonication, vibratile pollen collection, bees.
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15-05-2018 16:13:21
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Join the #RussellLab @ABS2023 Animal Behavior Society in person or online! We've got some excellent talks from @Bombycoidea Annaliese Novinger Jenny Burrow (they/she) and if you stick around to Saturday, I'll be giving a talk on how microbes affect (or don't affect) bumble bee cognition!


Do you like talking about bees and flowers? Do you like a sauna, a Belgian beer or a nice campfire? Then come join us for the annual SCAPE meeting in Belgium in October with this wonderful community :) :) :) Registr deadline 1 sept scape-pollination.org/scape-2023/ SCAPE Pollination Ecology


Join the PollinERA teamš£ On behalf of our Institute of Nature Conservation PAS (INC-PAS) colleague, we share an open #PhDposition on #pesticide-#pollinator interactionsš¦ Workplace: INC-PAS & Uniwersytet JagielloÅski, Krakow, Polandš Learn more & apply hereš projects.au.dk/fileadmin/rks.⦠#PollinERATakeOff



What six-legged insects live in our cities? Join Entomology Curator, Aidan O'Hanlon, for an online talk on the six-legged neighbours living in our cities!- #UrbanNatureMW #Entomology youtube.com/live/PotWMomisā¦


Excited to share this work with Mario Vallejo-Marin on buzz-pollination biomechanics. We show that flower biting behaviour is an effective strategy to transfer vibrations of the thorax to the flower via the head! šš Find out more here: cell.com/current-biologā¦


Why do bees bite flowers when buzz pollinating? Here, with Dr Charlie Woodrow and the HFSP -funded team we show that biting helps bees to increase the amount of shaking applied to flowers, potentially releasing more pollen. Free access until 5 Oct! kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2ā¦



Tangled webs & spider-flowers: #Phylogenomics, biogeography & seed morphology inform the evolutionary history of #Cleomaceae New #AJB research by Theresa Saunders, @ehroalson, Russell Barrett, Elaine Françoso, Bill Baker, Dr Isabel Larridon et al. doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.1⦠#botany


Very happy to see our recent paper on bee biting and buzz pollination covered in Science Magazine. HFSP Dr Charlie Woodrow science.org/content/articlā¦


Head-banging bumble bees bite flowers to shake loose more pollen. Learn more: scim.ag/8ch Science Visuals

Jeff Karron and colleagues have put together an excellent video on buzz pollination in Primula (Dodecatheon). Check it out here: youtu.be/fQsnPAWQqcI



