Jonathan Berenguer Uhuad Koch

This study identifies pervasive and dynamic gut dysbiosis in wild bumble bees, linked to environmental changes and life cycle transitions, but causality remains unclear.

This study examines how honey bees, bumble bees, and mason bees respond behaviorally and reproductively to resource competition, finding species-specific compensatory strategies and reduced reproductive success.

This study compares the spatial ecology of an introduced bumble bee and its native congener in agricultural landscapes, finding that the introduced species has a broader foraging range and greater lineage continuity.

This study shows that drought reduces reproduction and skews sex ratios in Osmia bruneri solitary bees, with implications for population decline and habitat quality.

The paper assembles the chromosome-scale genome of the Hunt bumble bee, Bombus huntii, using PacBio and HiC sequencing, achieving high continuity and chromosome organization.

This study identifies bumble bee species most vulnerable to climate change in the Pacific Northwest using species distribution models and field surveys.