description Andrena fulvata Overview
First described by Hans Strøm in 1768, Andrena fulvata is a solitary mining bee species widely distributed across northern Europe.
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What is Andrena fulvata?
Andrena fulvata is a solitary mining bee in the family Andrenidae. It was first described by Hans Strøm in 1768.
Where is Andrena fulvata found?
The species is widely distributed across northern Europe. It excavates individual nests rather than living in a eusocial colony like a honeybee.
Who described Andrena fulvata?
Hans Strøm first described Andrena fulvata in 1768. The species belongs to the mining-bee genus Andrena.
Is Andrena fulvata a social bee?
No, it is a solitary mining bee, so each female generally manages her own nest and brood. This differs from eusocial bees, whose colonies contain workers and a queen.
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