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Leafcutter Bees (835 words) |
 | Leafcutter bees are native bees, important as pollinators. |
| Leafcutter bees are not aggressive and have a mild sting that is used only when they are handled. |
| Leafcutter bees nest in soft, rotted wood or in the stems of large, pithy plants, such as roses. |
| Agriculture, Fisheries and Aquaculture - Alfalfa Leafcutter Bees for the Pollination of Wild Blueberries (1996 words) |
| Albs were used on over three hundred acres in New Brunswick in 1995, and this service is likely to undergo significant expansion in the Atlantic region in the next few years. |
| Alfalfa leafcutter bees are incubated in a variety of controlled-environment chambers. |
| Albs are brought in to wild blueberry fields on day 24-25 of the incubation cycle when the majority of females have hatched. |
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