Assessing indigenous and local knowledge of farmers about pollination services in cucurbit agro-ecosystem of Punjab, Pakistan



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DOI: 
10.1016/j.sjbs.2019.07.001
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Creative Commons Attribution-Pas de modification (CC BY-ND)
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Article de journal
Journal: 
Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences
Nombre: 
1
Pages: 
189-194
Volume: 
26
Auteur: 
Ali, M.
Sajjad A.
Farooqi M.A.
Bashir M.A.
Aslam M.N.
Nafees M.
Aslam M.N.
Adnan M.
Khan K.A.
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Being the ultimate beneficiary of ecosystem services provided by on-farm agricultural biodiversity, the participation of farmers in its sustainable utilization and conservation is crucial. How much aware they are with the significance and conservation of agricultural biodiversity in order to improve their crop yield remains unclear, especially from the developing courtiers. Pollination is one of such ecosystem services, enormously contributed by the wild bees. In the present study, this paper have investigated the knowledge of farmers about bees and pollination in general in three districts i.e. Multan, Bahawalpur and Khanewal of southern Punjab, Pakistan. Some 300 farmers (100 cucurbit growers in each district using convenient sampling method) were interviewed using a semi-structured questionnaire

Αnnée de publication: 
2020
Μots-clés: 
Farmers
Biodiversity
Bees
Cucurbits
Conservation