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Megachile rotundata, commonly known as the alfalfa leafcutter bee, is a solitary bee native to Eurasia. It’s notable for its effectiveness in pollinating alfalfa and other legume crops, particularly during seed production. This managed species is frequently utilized by commercial growers seeking imp...
Nomia melanderi is a specialized bee species native to North America. It’s notable for its ability to thrive in alkaline soils, particularly around alfalfa fields where other bees struggle. This alkali-bee plays a crucial role in pollinating alfalfa crops and is of interest to agricultural researche...
Hypera postica, the alfalfa weevil, is a weevil in the family Curculionidae that feeds on alfalfa, Medicago sativa. Native to the Old World, it was first detected in the United States in Utah in 1904 and later spread through much of the country. Its larvae are important crop pests because they consu...
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