Germany: Pollination of macadamia plantations can be enhanced by improving plantation design

게시됨 2023년 2월 21일

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A study by the Universities of Gottingen, Hohenheim, and Venda has found that thoughtful plantation design can significantly boost pollination on macadamia plantations. The research, published in the Journal of Applied Ecology, suggests that incorporating semi-natural habitats and carefully arranging tree rows can increase nut formation by over three times and result in an 80% increase in nut yield. This study highlights the importance of sustainable agricultural practices in reducing biodiversity loss and highlights the potential of well-designed plantations to support ecology.
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A new collaborative study from the Universities of Gottingen, Hohenheim and Venda in Germany and South Africa, explores how improving plantation design can enhance pollination on macadamia plantations. The reduction of biodiversity loss in agricultural landscapes calls for an increase in sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices. A collaborative research team from the universities of Gottingen, Hohenheim (both of which are located in Germany) and Venda (South Africa), investigated how ecosystem services such as pollination could be improved in a macadamia plantation. The results of the study, published in the Journal of Applied Ecology showed that a certain scheme of planting can increase the pollination performance of bees. Some of the design elements studied include the arrangement of trees, varieties of trees and the integration of semi-natural habitats in and around the plantation. ...
출처: Phys

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