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Community ecology lab based at @UniNewEngland led by @rominatwi. Crop pollination, networks, biodiversity & ecosystem services in agricultural landscapes.

Armidale, New South Wales
Joined March 2017
Environmental conditions also vary along length of tunnel. Important management implications to be explored further! @linearecology #UNEpollinationgroup #ANBC2018
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.@linearecology spent a lot of time in raspberry polytunnels to make this cool graph! Stingless bee visits show a pronounced drop in middle of tunnel #ANBC2018 #UNEpollinationgroup
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Lots more questions to answer about how behavioural interactions between species affect pollination @rominatwi #ANBC2018 #UNEpollinationgroup
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Our fearless leader @rominatwi on bees pollinating raspberries in glasshouses & why fruit quality (not just quantity) is so important #ANBC2018
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Our own @bryony_willcox competing in the #ANBC2018 3 min thesis comp! Abundance of different pollinator species changes across different regions in multiple crops
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Native #stinglessbees are great blueberry pollinators because they can get inside the flower. Native vegetation around farms important to maintain colonies @pollimetry #ANBC2018 #UNEpollinationgroup
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Rader Lab's @pollimetry on his work on blueberry pollinators near Coffs Harbour. #stinglessbees the second most abundant pollinator on these farms #ANBC2018 #UNEpollinationgroup
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How does land use change interact with functional redundancy? @jamiestavert #leeseminars
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New blog post from @emma_goodwin17! Her honours research is looking at environmental conditions influencing alpine #plantpollinator networks @rominatwi @ManuSaunders @franeviso #UNEpollinationgroup @ERS_UNE raderlab.com/news/2018/6/17/…
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