Leioproctus fulvescens
The bees nest underground in tunnels up to a half meter in length. A single egg is laid in one or more terminal, oval nesting chambers, along with a deposit of pollen and nectar. Nests can be found in any area with suitable soils and a sunny aspect. Soils in which bees nest range from sandy loam on river banks and terrace lands to light gravelly moraine. Females forage mainly on Compositae (Asteraceae), such as Gentiana corymbifera (snow gentian), Raoulia, and some of the white flowered hebes such as Hebe alpina.
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Leioproctus fulvescens
The bees nest underground in tunnels up to a half meter in length. A single egg is laid in one or more terminal, oval nesting chambers, along with a deposit of pollen and nectar. Nests can be found in any area with suitable soils and a sunny aspect. Soils in which bees nest range from sandy loam on river banks and terrace lands to light gravelly moraine. Females forage mainly on Compositae (Asteraceae), such as Gentiana corymbifera (snow gentian), Raoulia, and some of the white flowered hebes such as Hebe alpina.
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Leioproctus fulvescens is een ...... publiceerd in 1876 door Smith.
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The bees nest underground in t ...... red hebes such as Hebe alpina.
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Leioproctus fulvescens is een ...... publiceerd in 1876 door Smith.
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The bees nest underground in t ...... red hebes such as Hebe alpina.
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