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)1; Giannini et al. (2015)2; Campbell et al. (2018)3 and Dorneles et al. (2013)4.

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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Autor principal:	Willams Oliveira (21442562) (author)
Otros Autores:	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)
Publicado:	2025
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