Opportunities and challenges in Asian bee research and conservation
Authors:
- Natapot WarritNWNatapot Warrit
- John AscherJAJohn Ascher
- Parthib BasuPBParthib Basu
- Vasuki BelavadiVBVasuki Belavadi
- Axel BrockmannABAxel Brockmann
- Damayanti BuchoriDBDamayanti Buchori
- James B. DoreyJDJames B. Dorey
- Alice HughesAHAlice Hughes
- Smitha KrishnanSKSmitha Krishnan
- Hien T. NgoHNHien T. Ngo
- Paul WilliamsPWPaul Williams
- Chao-Dong ZhuCZChao-Dong Zhu
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- 7 August 2023
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- Published by Elsevier in Biological Conservation
- Vol. 285
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