The 60 leading crops cultivated in Brazil, the economic value of pollination (EVP) of the harvest in 2019 and the degree of pollination dependence. Information on the degree of cropland dependence on pollinators are sourced from Klein et al. (2007), much of which are reiterated in Roubik (2018)<sup>1</sup>; Giannini et al. (2015)<sup>2</sup>; Campbell et al. (2018)<sup>3</sup> and Dorneles <i>et al</i>. (2013)<sup>4.</sup>

The 60 leading crops cultivated in Brazil, the economic value of pollination (EVP) of the harvest in 2019 and the degree of pollination dependence. Information on the degree of cropland dependence on pollinators are sourced from Klein et al. (2007), much of which are reiterated in Roubik (2018)<sup>1</sup>; Giannini et al. (2015)<sup>2</sup>; Campbell et al. (2018)<sup>3</sup> and Dorneles <i>et al</i>. (2013)<sup>4.</sup>

<p>The 60 leading crops cultivated in Brazil, the economic value of pollination (EVP) of the harvest in 2019 and the degree of pollination dependence. Information on the degree of cropland dependence on pollinators are sourced from Klein et al. (2007), much of which are reiterated in Roubik (2...

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Main Author: Willams Oliveira (21442562) (author)
Other Authors: Rafaella Guimarães Porto (22683497) (author), Oswaldo Cruz-Neto (6751688) (author), Marcelo Tabarelli (242310) (author), Blandina Felipe Viana (22683500) (author), Carlos A. Peres (8561766) (author), Ariadna Valentina Lopes (22683503) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Neuroscience
Ecology
Cancer
Science Policy
Computational Biology
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
enhancing ecological processes
alter ecological processes
total economic valuation
least partly vulnerable
human development index
ecosystem service provision
soybean alone representing
results also show
heavier human footprint
dependent </ p
human footprint
vulnerable regions
human well
ecosystem services
regional disparities
promoting diversified
positively correlated
phytogeographic domains
mainly driven
leading crops
key indicators
income smallholders
income farmers
including soybean
habitat loss
global scale
food production
farmer income
excluding soybean
economic value
consistently reduced
commodity production
cocoa accounted
atlantic forest
agricultural production
agricultural expansion
agricultural crops
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Summary:<p>The 60 leading crops cultivated in Brazil, the economic value of pollination (EVP) of the harvest in 2019 and the degree of pollination dependence. Information on the degree of cropland dependence on pollinators are sourced from Klein et al. (2007), much of which are reiterated in Roubik (2018)<sup>1</sup>; Giannini et al. (2015)<sup>2</sup>; Campbell et al. (2018)<sup>3</sup> and Dorneles <i>et al</i>. (2013)<sup>4.</sup></p>

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