An evaluation of Israeli forestry trees and shrubs as potential forage plants for bees

Keyphrases

• Israeli 100%
• Production Rate 100%
• Forage Plants 100%
• Nectar Production 100%
• Forest Trees 100%
• Food Potential 100%
• Israel 50%
• Regression Model 50%
• Natural Vegetation 50%
• Flowering Time 50%
• Roadside 50%
• Honey Bee 50%
• Flowering Phenology 50%
• Specific Analysis 50%
• Ceratonia Siliqua 50%
• Flower Morphology 50%
• Qualitative Evaluation 50%
• Jewish National Fund 50%
• Forestry 50%
• Nectar 50%
• Food Plants 50%
• Survey Evaluation 50%
• Forest Park 50%
• Insect Visitors 50%
• Higher Rank 50%
• Wild Plants 50%
• Foraging Habitat 50%
• Food Reward 50%
• Food Type 50%
• Amygdalus Communis L. 50%
• Ziziphus Spina-christi 50%
• Bee Forage 50%
• Insect Visits 50%
• Nectar Standing Crop 50%
• Wild Plant Species 50%
• Flower number 50%
• Honeybee Colony 50%
• Agricultural Conservation 50%
• Eucalyptus Camaldulensis 50%
• Insect Visitation Rate 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Anthesis 100%
• Forestry 100%
• Apoidea 100%
• Forage Crop 100%
• Wild Plant 66%
• Almond 33%
• Phenology 33%
• Ceratonia siliqua 33%
• Prunus dulcis 33%
• Ziziphus Spina-Christi 33%
• Eucalyptus Camaldulensis 33%