polylectic

So although the species is polylectic, individual bees will remain consistent with their flower choice.

B. muscorum is polylectic, the diet of the species depends on the surrounding area.

X. pubescens is polylectic, so it forages on many species of plants.

Trigona fuscipennis are polylectic bees, meaning they visit various different flowering plants.

Additionally, this species tends to forage in trees and shrubs, which helps to enhance its polylectic behavior.

The bees are polylectic, meaning the larvae are fed from a variety of pollen sources.

L. malachurum bees are polylectic, meaning that they collect pollen from a broad range of unrelated plant species.

They have been discovered to be polylectic, collecting pollen from the flowers of a variety of unrelated plants, making then great pollinators.

M. bicolor is polylectic, meaning the species gathers pollen from many different species of flowering plants.

For H. ligatus, a polylectic, social halictine, offspring mass increases with increasing protein content in a linear manner.

Many are monoletic – pollinate one plant – others like bumblebees and honeybees are polylectic.

It is a solitary bee that nests in holes or stems and is polylectic, meaning it forages pollen from various different flowering plants.

This oligolectic behavior is seen more in females as females more predictably crowd around host flowers of the same species in comparison to polylectic bees.

The aliens' competitive advantage results from their relatively high migration ability, foraging ranges, polylectic foraging strategies and gyne production rate when compared to B. dahlbomii.

X. micans is also polylectic, meaning that X. micans bees are general pollinators and can collect pollinators from a broad variety of plants.

While the species is polylectic, females temporarily and locally forage on one or two plant species with great pollen abundance in order to maximize pollen mass collected per unit time.

Though Trigona fuscipennis collect pollen from a variety of plants, making them a polylectic bee species, in some plants, they collect pollen in a special way using a biting method.

Stylops melitta primarily parasitizes species of sand bees that use the blossoms of multiple plants (that is, those that are polylectic); sand bee species specialized for blossoms of a single or few plant species, are more rarely affected.