Delivery of crop pollination services is an insufficient argument for wild pollinator conservation
Published Online: 2015-06-16
Journal: Nature Communications•Publisher: Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Authors: Alexandra-Maria Klein•Amber R Sciligo•Andrea Holzschuh•András Báldi•Bernard E Vaissière•Blandina F Viana•Brad G Howlett•Bryan N Danforth•Catrin Westphal•Claire Kremen•Daniel P Cariveau•David Kleijn•Eleanor J Blitzer•Elizabeth Elle•Emily A May•Eva Knop•Faye Benjamin•Felix Herzog•Frank Jauker•Gideon Pisanty•Henrik G Smith•Hillary S Sardiñas•Ignasi Bartomeus•Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter•Jacobus C Biesmeijer•Jeroen Scheper•John S Ascher•Jonathan F Colville•Jort Verhulst•Kimiora L. Ward•Kristin M Krewenka•Leithen K M'Gonigle•Lindsey Button•Luísa G Carvalheiro•Maj Rundlöf•Mariëtte R Brand•Menno Reemer•Mia G Park•Michael P.D. Garratt•Mickaël Henry•Nancy Lee Adamson•Neal M Williams•Orianne Rollin•Péter Batáry•Rachael Winfree•Riccardo Bommarco•Robbin Thorp•Romina Rader•Ruan Veldtman•Rufus Isaacs•Rémy Chifflet•Shalene Jha•Simon G Potts•Taylor H Ricketts•Teja Tscharntke•Verena Riedinger•Vincent Bretagnolle•Violette Le Féon•Yael Mandelik
