Research Article
Is Cut-Flower Industry Promotion by the Government Negatively Affecting Pollinator Biodiversity and Environmental/Human Health in Uganda?
Table 16
Farmers’ perception of key drivers (factors) of the ongoing decline (loss/erosion) in wild and managed pollinators in villages in relationship to multiple drivers and pressures that act simultaneously/synergistically on pollinator communities in villages (farmers’ rating of key drivers of bee diversity in their village). Among various interacting drivers (types of disturbances) of wild bee abundance and species richness, the most important factors likely being responsible for ongoing decline (loss/erosion) in wild and managed pollinators in the villages are ranked by order of importance.
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Ranks: 1: very important (or primary causal) agent; 2: important causal agent; 3: associate (secondary) important causal agent, 4: playing tertiary role; 5: play very little or no role in the decline process; 6: has nothing to do with bee decline (not sure this can affect bees). |