E. Linsley

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The Cerambycidae of North America
The ecology of the Cerambycidae
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The Cerambycidae of North America, Part VII, No. 1: taxonomy and classification of the subfamily Lamiinae, tribes Parmenini through Acanthoderini.
The ecology of solitary bees
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The development of management procedures which will permit increased utilization of native solitary bees and perhaps lead to the importation of foreign species native to the areas in which the authors' agricultural crops originated, requires a detailed knowledge of the ecology, or environmental relationships, of these bees.
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SQUASH AND GOURD BEES (PEPONAPIS, XENOGLOSSA) AND THE ORIGIN OF THE CULTIVATED CUCURBITA
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Although the large, conspicuous and ultra-violet reflective flowers attract a wide variety of bees and other anthophilous insects for nectar, pollen or both, only the squash and gourd bees derive virtually their entire economy from the nectar and pollen of these plants.
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Methods and Principles of Systematic Zoology
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Methods and principles of systematic zoology are presented as well as methods and principles for quantitative and qualitative characterization of infectious disease.
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The Cerambycidæ of North America, Part VIII: Bibliography, Index, and Host Plant Index
Principal sunflower bees of North America with emphasis on the Southwestern United States (Hymenoptera, Apoidea)
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It is established that more than 400 species of native bees visit the flowers of Helianthus in America north of Mexico and of these it is those species that have evolved a specialized intrafloral relationship with these flowers that serve as the principal pollinators of these plants.
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Comparative behavior of bees and Onagraceae
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Ecology of the squash and gourd bee, Peponapis pruinosa, on cultivated cucurbits in California (Hymenoptera: Apoidea)
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This investigation focuses primarily on those ecological aspects involved in the natural history of the squash and gourd bee, Peponapis pruinosa, as it occurs in commercial squash and pumpkin plantings of the Sacramento Valley of Calitornia.
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