Do managed bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature.

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NashTurley

@NashTurley · X

Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative impacts on native plants and pollinators. See by @MallingerLab https://t.co/yfR9e70Uim https://t.co/jxKDhdvbkC

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NashTurley

@NashTurley · X

NY Post may not have a great record of trustworthy journalism, but this article is good and fits everything I've read about honey bee issues from the scientific literature, for example: https://t.co/yfR9e6JiTM

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McArt Lab

@McArtLab · X

When do managed bees have negative effects on wild pollinators? Week #1 of our reading group on this topic kicked off yesterday with the most comprehensive review of this topic to date by @remallinger @MallingerLab @GrattonLab https://t.co/xK2AbDQt02

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jules

@smokeyrgreens · X

this is a solid literature review that weighs the pros + cons of honey bees. the main issues tend to be: - honey bees outcompete native bees for pollen - they bring diseases that can infect native bees - they pollinate mainly non-native plant species https://t.co/hJMmZIpoH3

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Aurelia Stiftung

@EsLebeDieBiene · X

Falls die Diskussion #Honigbienen vs. #Wildbienen interessant ist und nicht pauschalisiert werden mag, eine Aurelia-Literaturempfehlung: Do managed #bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature #Umwelt #Imker

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Phil Stevenson

@chickpeaman · X

@LondonBeePerson @_HannahBaker @apiculturalLdn We show honeybee hive Nos. in London are unsustainable https://t.co/InfXIi7NAK fig 3 but much other evidence from Europe - e.g. see https://t.co/SKU06eF4MS https://t.co/5O9IuJEuAJ https://t.co/etKFnd2v1D https://t.co/3litdJ43J2 https://t.co/mW7hv6RUzb

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Nymann76

@nymann76 · X

@CCOS @stellarandal1 Studiet er et meta studie. Dvs en sammenfatning af konklusioner fra mange andre studier. Så vidst jeg kan se, er det studier fra hele verden inkl europa. Men døm selv https://t.co/LmnCmIrTqH

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Nymann76

@nymann76 · X

@CCOS @stellarandal1 https://t.co/jmkPfWqyc7

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candy eyes supreme

@eyes_supreme · X

RT @smokeyrgreens: this is a solid literature review that weighs the pros + cons of honey bees. the main issues tend to be: - honey bees…

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jules

@smokeyrgreens · X

this is a solid literature review that weighs the pros + cons of honey bees. the main issues tend to be: - honey bees outcompete native bees for pollen - they bring diseases that can infect native bees - they pollinate mainly non-native plant species https://t.co/hJMmZIpoH3

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Hydrauxois

@hydrauxois · X

@DoGui3891 @Taigasangare L'abeille domestique est elle-même une pression possible pour d'autres insectes (pathogènes https://t.co/Wcfg2CDjxo, concurrence sur ressources https://t.co/bTDGCF6IGL). Disons qu'elle est un symbole des insectes comme la vache le serait des mammifères...

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Guillaume SOUCHAY

@GSouchay · X

@CaluGuillaume @Fabiensapiens on peut également rajouter celui-ci : https://t.co/FOK63Y52k0

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Lise Ropars

@LiseRops · X

@ElmTreeBees @apiculturalLdn @DebraTh94414844 @SpringerNature Since 2015, there have been numerous studies addressing competition for floral resources between honeybees and wild bees with literature reviews conducted in 2017 and this summer https://t.co/n2H7StSgfS https://t.co/Umb5vf2Tho

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InvisibleⓋ

@JustWhatcause · X

@gintonick69 @3crowsinasuit @STOPHEATHERTIME @bintalshamsa @ayayagreyeye @catrussy @BroadsideBaby If honey bees weren't in America would their be non-domesticated honey bees. Also I LOLed at "domesticated bees" But here another article about "domesticated bees". https://t.co/zBs7XeYADU

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Jonas Geldmann

@jgeldmann · X

Excellent review of the risks honeybees

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Phil Stevenson

@chickpeaman · X

@LondonBeePerson @_HannahBaker @apiculturalLdn We show honeybee hive Nos. in London are unsustainable https://t.co/InfXIi7NAK fig 3 but much other evidence from Europe - e.g. see https://t.co/SKU06eF4MS https://t.co/5O9IuJEuAJ https://t.co/etKFnd2v1D https://t.co/3litdJ43J2 https://t.co/mW7hv6RUzb

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POPLINE

@POPLINE_org · X

RT @EurekaMag: Do managed bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature https://t.co/BSeul2IkUx

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Science Alerts

@Science_Alerts · X

RT @EurekaMag: Do managed bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature https://t.co/BSeul2IkUx

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EurekaMag

@EurekaMag · X

Do managed bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature https://t.co/BSeul2IkUx

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McArt Lab

@McArtLab · X

@therainbowbee And here’s some evidence from how we keep honey bees: https://t.co/xK2AbDQt02

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Fast Cars That Actually Make Delicious Meals

@Auntie_Aliasing · X

RT @NashTurley: NY Post may not have a great record of trustworthy journalism, but this article is good and fits everything I've read about…

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Sarah 'Dangerwood' Rose

@Dangerwood6 · X

RT @NashTurley: NY Post may not have a great record of trustworthy journalism, but this article is good and fits everything I've read about…

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@paw2061 · X

RT @NashTurley: NY Post may not have a great record of trustworthy journalism, but this article is good and fits everything I've read about…

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NashTurley

@NashTurley · X

@TomAndersen see USDA numbers and review paper on impacts of honeybees on wild bees: https://t.co/uUkmAj6t8E https://t.co/yfR9e6JiTM

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NashTurley

@NashTurley · X

NY Post may not have a great record of trustworthy journalism, but this article is good and fits everything I've read about honey bee issues from the scientific literature, for example: https://t.co/yfR9e6JiTM

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mccoshsm

@mccoshsm · X

@MKinMT https://t.co/HLKbxbfYZN

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Jeffrey DeeringⓋ

@deering_jeffrey · X

@usmousie @montymo321 @Terry7420 @soul_eubanks Humans affect the world around us in ways that we don't fully comprehend and yet we plough ahead and take whatever we want, however much we want just to fill our pockets

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hoisin crispy owl

@theworstkirst · X

@HoneyIsVegan @deerfold @widar01 @mollslayy @theironyofjoy @ultrarotom Yeah, you're right. Not the best choice of article. Can you provide any evidence of the benefits of commercial honeybee keeping for the environment? https://t.co/sdErKo92HK https://t.co/ZqlUYVS2WH

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Monstar - Watch Earthlings

@tfcdrmct · X

@HoneyIsVegan @Nickle1011 @DoctorTro There are multiple reasons why, including the fact that honeybees have a negative effect on wild bees: https://t.co/5ajsuoeYKL And because this is about breeding/abusing/exploiting animals when you don't have to, which is all veganism is against.

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Peter Weigl

@weigl_ · X

@Paskir @DanielBohlMV @HofstetGP @JuliaKloeckner Die wissenschaftliche Literatur sagt das auch: https://t.co/IuPkrkmHep https://t.co/5LfTd1aLyE

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Dr Amy Parachnowitsch PhD

@EvoEcoAmy · X

RT @McArtLab: When do managed bees have negative effects on wild pollinators? Week #1 of our reading group on this topic kicked off yesterd…

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Shawn Christensen

@pollenmicrobes · X

RT @McArtLab: When do managed bees have negative effects on wild pollinators? Week #1 of our reading group on this topic kicked off yesterd…

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McArt Lab

@McArtLab · X

When do managed bees have negative effects on wild pollinators? Week #1 of our reading group on this topic kicked off yesterday with the most comprehensive review of this topic to date by @remallinger @MallingerLab @GrattonLab https://t.co/xK2AbDQt02

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Henry the PaleoGuy

@the_paleoguy · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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Juan Yu See #FreePalestine

@Juanyudocus · X

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Hymenoptera - NEV

@hymenoptera_nev · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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MMMelodee

@MMMukalla · X

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Emily Weigel (Dr. if we're formal)

@Choosy_Female · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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Dylan Sjølie

@bugboydyl · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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chris kelly

@KellyAlspals · X

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⬡:: troy/farah

@filth_filler · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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Edaphosaurus

@Edaphosaurus · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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Brolee

@6r0lee · X

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Val Giddings

@prometheusgreen · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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caro Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ

@desertperdita · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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Die_Primel

@Die_Primel · X

RT @NashTurley: Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative imp…

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NashTurley

@NashTurley · X

Honey bees in America are a non-native and invasive species, they are important for agriculture but often have negative impacts on native plants and pollinators. See by @MallingerLab https://t.co/yfR9e70Uim https://t.co/jxKDhdvbkC

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Sectie Thijsse, NEV

@sectie_thijsse · X

RT @buntewiese_S: @Magaberta @bienenanja Genau, bei Hummeln ist das schon länger bekannt, da sie schon früher kommerzialisiert wurden. Die…

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Hymenoptera - NEV

@hymenoptera_nev · X

RT @buntewiese_S: @Magaberta @bienenanja Genau, bei Hummeln ist das schon länger bekannt, da sie schon früher kommerzialisiert wurden. Die…

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Wankja Ferguson

@wankja · X

RT @buntewiese_S: @Magaberta @bienenanja Genau, bei Hummeln ist das schon länger bekannt, da sie schon früher kommerzialisiert wurden. Die…

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Bunte Wiese Stuttgart

@buntewiese_S · X

@Magaberta @bienenanja Genau, bei Hummeln ist das schon länger bekannt, da sie schon früher kommerzialisiert wurden. Die Gefahr besteht aber auch bei anderen Wildbienen wie Mauerbienen. Dieser Review von 2016 erklärt die Problematik der Kommerzialisierung von Bienen sehr gut: https://t.co/dkYGpae9Lk https://t.co/e11LAoIvr9

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Aurelia Stiftung

@EsLebeDieBiene · X

@SNKSSNKS2 @Lexi_4711 zur konkurrenz-situation gibt es übrigens auch gute reviews, die viel zu wenig zitiert werden. mit dem zitieren einzelner arbeiten tut man sich sicherlich keinen gefallen. das problem ist ja auch "mehrdimensional" zb: https://t.co/QfQ5soCIHi

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Otto Bruun

@OttoBruun · X

@aivelo @kukkakyro Mutta tuo tarhamehiläistä vastaan kirjoittaminen kolumnissa on silti musta vähän kärjistettyä... olkinukke-light? Hyönteishotellit tekee tuloaan ja vihdoin niityt on pop ja hyönteismyrkyistä luopuminen kiinnostaa. Yhteiselämää voi myös helpottaa (linkki). https://t.co/qfj5EDpv13

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Mika Välipirtti

@ValipirttiMika · X

Tarhamehiläisiä on myös tutkittu ja saatu toisenlaisia tuloksia. Tarhamehiläisen vaikutusta ei voida yksiselitteisesti arvioida kielteiseksi. Lisää täältä: https://t.co/1tXnTnSX5D https://t.co/SEAaq9JD82

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request to thrill my wife-guy

@milkfrogs · X

@MUCKWlTCH Additionally honeybees introduce diseases to wild bees through contaminating flowers resources. Also here's one literature review https://t.co/MifShSkz2D

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Bryanna

@mindyo_breeswax · X

@WriterofTech @jaclynasiegel Mallinger RE, Gaines-Day HR, Gratton C (2017) Do managed bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature. PLoS ONE 12(12): e0189268. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0189268

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NSF

@powderedwaters · X

@rrupresident Please include some science with your posts on pollinators. Honey bees are making it worse for bees that actually provide ecosystem services. Knock it off with the green washing. @RoyalRoads your better than this https://t.co/vAiMxJsHjk

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Kathleen Hefferon, PhD

@KHefferon · X

RT @PetitionE311: @gendjinn @stuartsmyth66 @HomegrownJoan @Resourceful1942 @cybertenchi @robles_jdaniel @foodscibabe @TaraBarger @OrganicVa…

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Science-based Agriculture

@PetitionE311 · X

@gendjinn @stuartsmyth66 @HomegrownJoan @Resourceful1942 @cybertenchi @robles_jdaniel @foodscibabe @TaraBarger @OrganicValley @fairlife @USDA @Kenn_QBE @peterdoodes @CFSTrueFood @AdaptableFarmer @GMOFreeUSA @reddick_louis @JodiKoberinski @kavn @US_FDA @GovCanHealth @GMWatch @thefoodbabe @thackerpd @EricLiptonNYT @nntaleb @normonics @DrKristieLeong @va_shiva @LeeCamp @LillyPad @RobynOBrienUSA @nick_saik @trevorcharles @Elanco @kenjaques @KHefferon @mbalter @cenkuygur @uniaoquimica @AugustaEDA @MaddyLove2018 @baumhedlund @food_democracy @BioSRP @BigAgWatch @urso2017 @StacyMalkan @Organics4Free This is interesting. https://t.co/R6gbMTSkLt Should we get rid of managed bees?

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Polder PV

@Polder_PV · X

@remivanbeekum @hotzehofstra @works_solar .Sorry, Remi, ik kon het toch niet laten. #Metastudie effecten honingbijen op native / "wilde" populaties zijn beslist "mixed", "many studies to date do not show direct or causal relationships between managed bees and wild bees". The whole lot: https://t.co/spbu3hYR04

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Kate Ashbrook

@KateAshbrook · X

#GardenersWorld Great to see ideas for bee-friendly trees on @GWandShows, but please don't confuse looking after honeybees with #bee conservation. There is some evidence to suggest honeybees compete with wild bees for food. See: https://t.co/IQg65R94BM

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Mike Koontz, PhD

@_mikoontz · X

RT @_JohnMola: @Graham_Coop @_mikoontz Yes - one of the problems with backyard beekeeping is that the managed bees (honeybees) will eat up…

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John M. Mola

@_JohnMola · X

@Graham_Coop @_mikoontz Yes - one of the problems with backyard beekeeping is that the managed bees (honeybees) will eat up resources for wild bees. Probably more damaging is that backyard beekeeping can be a vector for disease between honeybees and wild bees if poorly managed. https://t.co/1NK4TPIZzr

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Nils Rosenthal

@Nils_Rosenthal · X

RT @EsLebeDieBiene: Falls die Diskussion #Honigbienen vs. #Wildbienen interessant ist und nicht pauschalisiert werden mag, eine Aurelia-Lit…

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AnaOrid3

@AnaOrid3 · X

RT @EsLebeDieBiene: Falls die Diskussion #Honigbienen vs. #Wildbienen interessant ist und nicht pauschalisiert werden mag, eine Aurelia-Lit…

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Aurelia Stiftung

@EsLebeDieBiene · X

Falls die Diskussion #Honigbienen vs. #Wildbienen interessant ist und nicht pauschalisiert werden mag, eine Aurelia-Literaturempfehlung: Do managed #bees have negative effects on wild bees?: A systematic review of the literature #Umwelt #Imker