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Mike McGrath <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 6 Dec 1996 12:23:22 -0330
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Does anyone have any information on the biology of Alfalfa Leafcutter bees?
I understand that they are a European species used to pollinate various
plant species.  I am specifically looking for information their habitat
requirements and whether or not they can establish wild populations in
Maritime Canada.  Do they compete with wild bumble bees?  Do they carry any
diseases of particular concern?
Mike McGrath
Wildlife Biologist
Dept. Forest Resources & Agrifoods
Wildlife Division
P.O. Box 455, Clarenville
Newfoundland, Canada
A0E 1J0
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