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Wild bee community change over a 26‐year chronosequence of restored tallgrass prairie
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Bee communities in restored prairies are structured by landscape and management, not local floral resources
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Pothole wetlands provide reservoir habitat for native bees in prairie croplands
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Wild bee community recovery in restored grassland-wetland complexes of prairie North America
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Variation in prescribed fire and bison grazing supports multiple bee nesting groups in tallgrass prairie
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DNA metabarcoding uncovers dispersal‐constrained arthropods in a highly fragmented restoration setting
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