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  <title xml:lang="eng">Bee species and numbers caught by coloured pan traps across 20 landscapes in 2012, The Netherlands</title>
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    <para>The dataset contains data on wild bee species and honey bees caught by coloured pan traps across 20 landscapes in two censuses in July and August 2012, in The Netherlands. It concerns data underlying the paper Bukovinszky et al. 2017. Biological Conservation, 214, 312-319.</para>
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            <para>In each landscape plot, six traps were used. The traps were placed in an open spot (i.e. away from shadow of trees) in comparable vegetation background (i.e. grassy field boundaries) that was slightly lower than the position of the pan traps. When operating, traps were filled with water containing a non-fragant (~0.2 v/v%) surfactant.</para>
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            <para>Bee species caught by coloured pan traps across 20 landscapes in South and Central Netherlands in July and August 2012.</para>
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          <para>Twenty rectangular 50 ha landscape plots in agricultural areas in the southern and central parts of The Netherlands, scattered across a ca. 10.500 km2 large area. Trapping stations were located at least 100 m apart. A trap consisted of three pans (diameter 12 cm, volume 480 cm3) that were colour-coated using yellow, blue and white, UV-reflecting colours. The pans (one of each colour) mounted on a one-meter-tall wooden pole comprised a single trapping station. Two censuses were carried out in the third weeks of July and August, with traps catching for a period of two days within a census. The material was preserved in ethanol until identification.</para>
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    <title>Exploring the relationships between landscape complexity, wild bees richness and reproduction, and pollination services along a complexity gradient in the Netherlands</title>
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EC FP7 project LIBERATION: 311781
Syngenta</para>
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          <para>Data underlying the paper Bukovinszky et al. 2017. Biological Conservation, 214: 312-319</para>
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            <citation>Kleijn D (2020): Bee species and numbers caught by coloured pan traps across 20 landscapes in 2012, The Netherlands. v1.8. Nature Conservation and Plant Ecology Group, Wageningen UR. Dataset/Samplingevent. http://ipt.nlbif.nl/resource?r=bee_species_landscapes_nl_wur&amp;v=1.8</citation>
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                <citation identifier="http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2017.08.027">Bukovinszky, T., Verheijen, J., Zwerver, S., Klop, E., Biesmeijer, J.C., Wäckers, F.L., Prins, H.H.T. &amp; Kleijn, D. (2017) Exploring the relationships between landscape complexity, wild bee species richness and reproduction, and pollination services along a complexity gradient in the Netherlands. Biological Conservation, 214: 312-319</citation>
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