Biologiska hot mot humlor

Thorsten Rahbek  Pederson; Eva Forsgren; Jenny Henriksson; Lina Herbetsson; Ingrid Karlsson; Joachim R. de Miranda; Ullrika Sahlin; Henrik G. Smith; Malin Aeiro; Sofia Blomqvist; Rachael Dudaniec; Fredrik Granberg; Cecilia Hjort; Sandra Lindstrom; Ola Olsson; Peter Olsson; Maj Rundlof; Christina Winter; Johanna Yourstone

Biologiska hot mot humlor

Translated title of the contribution: Biological threats to bumblebees

Thorsten Rahbek Pederson, Eva Forsgren, Jenny Henriksson, Lina Herbetsson, Ingrid Karlsson, Joachim R. de Miranda, Ullrika Sahlin, Henrik G. Smith, Malin Aeiro, Sofia Blomqvist, Rachael Dudaniec, Fredrik Granberg, Cecilia Hjort, Sandra Lindstrom, Ola Olsson, Peter Olsson, Maj Rundlof, Christina Winter, Johanna Yourstone

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Abstract

Biological threats to bumblebees are a threat to both the food supply and the biological diversity in Sweden.

Introduced cultivated communities of dark earth bumblebees are of great economic importance for the pollination of, among other things, tomatoes, fruit and berries. However, there is a risk that cultivated introduced bumblebees bring with them new pathogens and parasites and that they compete with Swedish wild bumblebees.

We have conducted a comprehensive study of these threats and report the results in the report. In the project, we have also created the conditions to be able to determine in the long term whether the introduced bumblebees have mixed with Swedish wild bumblebees and created hybrids.

This report is part 2 of a report series. Part 1 is about biological threats
to honeybees.

Translated title of the contribution	Biological threats to bumblebees
Original language	Swedish
Place of Publication	Jönköping, Sweden
Publisher	Jordbruksverket
Commissioning body	The Swedish Board of Agriculture
Number of pages	160
Publication status	Published - 2020
Externally published	Yes

Publication series

Name	Report / The Swedish Board of Agriculture
Publisher	Swedish Board of Agriculture
No.	14
Volume	2020
ISSN (Print)	1102-3007

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Pederson, T. R., Forsgren, E., Henriksson, J., Herbetsson, L., Karlsson, I., de Miranda, J. R., Sahlin, U., Smith, H. G., Aeiro, M., Blomqvist, S., Dudaniec, R., Granberg, F., Hjort, C., Lindstrom, S., Olsson, O., Olsson, P., Rundlof, M., Winter, C., & Yourstone, J. (2020). Biologiska hot mot humlor. (Report / The Swedish Board of Agriculture; Vol. 2020, No. 14). Jordbruksverket. https://webbutiken.jordbruksverket.se/sv/artiklar/ra2014.html

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