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Impacts of climate change on honeybee pollination and crop production in China

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Yongpeng Chen
毛显强 (Xianqiang Mao) *
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Zhijun Zhao
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Zaenhaer Duman
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Yunjun Hu
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Yifan Chang
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Xiaopeng Si
DOI:10.1016/j.ecoser.2026.101897delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• Climate change is expected to affect spatial distribution of honeybees and crops. • Species distribution models are used to project honeybee–crop match and mismatch. • Honeybee–crop coupling zones are projected to shrink and crop-only zones to expand. • Climate change disrupts pollination and lead to crop yields losses. • Adaptive strategies are needed to secure pollinator-dependent agriculture.
Keywords:
Climate change
Species distribution models
Honeybee–crop coupling
Crop product
Pollination service
Economic valuation
China

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Ecosystem Services cover
Ecosystem Services
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chinese academy of agricultural sciences
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beijing normal university
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