MANUAL OF MAIN FOOD SOURCES OF IBERIAN APOIDS - Lara Ruiz, José
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The Apoidea are divided into two main groups according to their phylogeny (more primitive families) and according to the length of the tongue (shorter): 1.- Short-tongued apoids (from more primitive to more evolved): Colletidae, Andrenidae, Halictidae.2.- Long tongued apoids (from more primitive to more evolved): Melittidae, Megachilidae, Apidae (Apidae and Anthophoridae). The 5 plant families are phylogenetically grouped (according to the results of their molecular DNA) in 2 large groups (from less to more evolved): Rosidae and Asteridae. In turn, the Rosidae are grouped into two sub-groups:…mehr

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The Apoidea are divided into two main groups according to their phylogeny (more primitive families) and according to the length of the tongue (shorter): 1.- Short-tongued apoids (from more primitive to more evolved): Colletidae, Andrenidae, Halictidae.2.- Long tongued apoids (from more primitive to more evolved): Melittidae, Megachilidae, Apidae (Apidae and Anthophoridae). The 5 plant families are phylogenetically grouped (according to the results of their molecular DNA) in 2 large groups (from less to more evolved): Rosidae and Asteridae. In turn, the Rosidae are grouped into two sub-groups: Rosidae I (Fabaceae) and Rosidae II (Rosidae). And the Asterids in two other large subgroups: Asterids I (Boraginaceae and Lamiaceae) and Asterids II (Asteridae and Apiaceae).
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José Lara Ruiz - Graduate in Biological Sciences from the University of Granada. Professor of Biology. Biologist, expert in pollinator biology. Independent researcher. After 40 years of fieldwork, he has published numerous scientific and popular articles and several books.