Identification Guide to the Megachilidae Genera of Eastern North America
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Identification Guide to the Megachilidae Genera of Eastern North America
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An identification guide to the genera of Megachilidae of North America. Includes illustrations, identification tips, distributional facts for separating out the genera
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Identification Guide to the Megachilidae Genera of Eastern North America
- 1. Chunky Bees that Carry Pollen Under their Abdomens: A Guide to their identification in Eastern North America
- 6. 2 Species, small, fast, likes legumes and dry sites
- 8. Some common introduced species 4 Species
- 10. Uncommon to rare 3 Species
- 14. Uncommon, parasites of Hoplitis, Osmia, Heriades, Ashmeadiella 12 Species
- 16. Uncommon, southern, 5 species
- 18. Relatively common 8 species
- 20. Common, spring, hole-nester, 28 species
- 22. Rare Small 2 species
- 24. Tiny, elongate, 3 species, 2 introduced
- 26. Tiny, uncommon to locally common, 3 species
- 28. Common in all open environments 40 species
- 30. Parasite of Megachile, pointed rear, arolia, no scopa 24 Species
- 32. Rare, 2 cactus specialists, 1 introduced