Museum specimens reveal loss of pollen host plants as key factor driving wild bee decline in The Netherlands
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David Kleijn | Wim A Ozinga | Henk Siepel | M. Reemer | J. Schaminée | D. Kleijn | J. Scheper | Ruud van Kats | W. Ozinga | Giel T J van der Linden | H. Siepel | Jeroen Scheper | Joop H J Schaminée | Menno Reemer | Ruud van Kats | Ruud J. M. van Kats
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