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Bee pathogen sharing and prevalence are linked with flower sharing and taxonomic distance within the bee community

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By Alexander Keller, Maria Alejandra Parreño, Susanne Werle, Clémentine Leroy, Fabrice Requier, Sara Diana Leonhardt, Ivan Meeus, Louella Buydens, Niels Piot
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Abstract Understanding pathogen sharing within wildlife communities is crucial for conservation. Bees are essential pollinators of wild plants and crops, but their populations are globally declining. Human-induced disturbances may disrupt natural host-pathogen balances, leading to context-dependent virulence. Reduced floral availability could increase pathogen transmission through intensified flower sharing.
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