J Appl Ecol April 2015 PMID 25954053

Emerging viral disease risk to pollinating insects: ecological, evolutionary and anthropogenic factors.

Robyn Manley, Mike Boots, Lena Wilfert

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The discussions demonstrate clear interest in the ecological and economic impacts of viral diseases on pollinators, with phrases like 'advierte especialmente' emphasizing warnings about transmission risks. The tone suggests concern and recognition of the importance of better management practices, showing moderate engagement with the article's findings.

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Discussions include references to the implications for managed bees and wild species, suggesting moderate depth of engagement.

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Abstract in brief

Emerging viral diseases pose a significant threat to pollinating insects, especially due to factors like pathogen spillover from managed bee populations to wild species, which can lead to ecological and economic impacts.
RNA viruses, particularly those affecting honeybees, have the potential to jump between host species, facilitated by ecological traits such as overlapping habitats and behaviors, as well as social structure and genetic relatedness of pollinators.
The commercial use of pollinators contributes to disease emergence, highlighting the need for better management practices and policies, along with addressing key research gaps related to disease spread, pathogen characteristics, and impacts to protect wild pollinator communities.]

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