Data on visitation records from wild bees and plants along a land use gradient in Germany and Belgium: laboratory work and protocol description for barcodingBiodiversity Exploratories

Data on visitation records from wild bees and plants along a land use gradient in Germany and Belgium: laboratory work and protocol description for barcodingBiodiversity Exploratories

The dataset contains information on plant-bee interactions in an agricultural landscape with diverse intensities of land use management, in Germany and Belgium. It was collected during spring and early summer in 2020 and 2021 using two complementary types of sampling: standardized transects (5 trans...

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Main Authors: Maria Alejandra Parreño, Susanne Werle, Louella Buydens, Joshua Spitz, Franz Härtl, Jeremias Montoya, Fabian Ruedenauer, Baturalp Arisoy, Regina Seiler, Clementine Leroy, Qingming Feng-Spitz, Carmen Alexandra Nebauer, Andrea Ferrari, Nicolas Proessl, Ragna Borchardt, Birte Peters, Stefanie Siebler, Matthias Reese, Nils Schumacher, Tuyen Phung, Katharina Schildt, Jessica Ebensberger, Maximilian Seiler, Philipp Reiter, Stephanie Beelaert, Marius Buydens, Sumeer Koirala, Jerome Moreniere, Rene Tänzler, Cedric Alaux, Michał Filipiak, Ivan Meeus, Niels Piot, Michael Kuhlmann, Fabrice Requier, Alexandra Klein, Jean Luc Brunet, Mickael Henry, Alexander Keller, Sara Diana Leonhardt
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2025-08-01
Series:Data in Brief
Subjects:
Hymenoptera
Pollen
Nectar
Pollinators
Plant diversity
Networks
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352340925004020
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Summary:The dataset contains information on plant-bee interactions in an agricultural landscape with diverse intensities of land use management, in Germany and Belgium. It was collected during spring and early summer in 2020 and 2021 using two complementary types of sampling: standardized transects (5 transects of 50 m long in 1 h of netting) and targeted sampling in which flowers were observed for diverse periods of times, anywhere in an area of 50 to 150 m2. The species identity was obtained with field keys and DNA barcoding. The dataset is of use for building pollinator networks and in combination with other datasets on environmental characteristics of the area to better understand species distributions and interactions. Indeed, we include in the dataset information on environmental parameters from the plots of sampling (spatial coordinates, land use intensity index, landscape heterogeneity index, plant diversity), which can support further correlational analyses.
ISSN:2352-3409

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