Influence of woody vegetation on pollinator densities in oilseed Brassica fields in an Australian temperate landscape

Wild pollinators may benefit Brassica oilseed production in temperate Australia, yet it is not known how the density of potential pollinators varies in these landscapes. In this project we aim to assess whether the density of feral honeybees, hoverflies (probably 2 species) and native bees (multiple species) in temperate Australian Brassica oilseed crops is related to the composition of the landscape.\nLineage: This data is the result of bee and hover-fly surveys undertaken in Brassica crop in the Boorowa district of NSW.

澳大利亚温带地区的野生传粉者（wild pollinators）或有助于芸苔属油料作物（Brassica oilseed）生产，但目前尚不清楚潜在传粉者（potential pollinators）的密度在这些景观（landscapes）中如何变化。本项目旨在评估澳大利亚温带地区芸苔属油料作物田中野生蜜蜂（feral honeybees）、食蚜蝇（hoverflies，可能为2个物种）及本地蜜蜂（native bees，多个物种）的密度是否与景观组成（landscape composition）相关。
数据谱系（Lineage）：本数据来源于在新南威尔士州（NSW）布罗瓦地区（Boorowa district）芸苔属作物田中开展的蜜蜂与食蚜蝇调查。