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STUDENT : IDELBRANDO DE JESUS FERNANDES
DATE: 04/07/2025
TIME: 09:00
LOCAL: Embrapa Agrobiologia
TITLE:

Influence of native bees on the pollination of Café Conilon in neighboring areas with Organic Cacau Cabruca and Pastures in Southern Bahia

KEY WORDS:

native bees, pollination, coffee and pastures.

PAGES: 50
BIG AREA: Ciências Agrárias
AREA: Agronomia
SUBÁREA: Fitotecnia
SPECIALTY: Manejo e Tratos Culturais
SUMMARY:

This work aims to analyze the participation of native bees in the pollination and production of Conilon coffee in areas in transects of Café This research aims to evaluate the ecosystem services provided by native bees that can bring both biological and environmental benefits in areas of Cabruca cocoa, coffee and pastures. To understand how this dynamics and the structure of the local landscape work with the regulatory factors of these ecosystem services, transect experiments were set up to evaluate the benefits of pollination and the interactions of the organic cocoa X coffee and Coffee X pasture environments. With this, we intend to test the effects of pollination in different methodological treatments to establish patterns of the relationship between bees' participation in crop pollination and the structure of the local landscape. The objective of this work will be to verify the effects of pollination carried out by native bees, in areas of Cabruca cocoa X coffee and Coffee X pastures in areas surrounding the Serra Bonita Reserve, where the experiment was carried out. The Serra Bonita Reserve Complex in Camacan Sul da Bahia, located in an area of almost 5 thousand hectares of contiguous protected area, with remnants of the Atlantic Forest and a cocoa cultivation system called Cabruca, which consists of the cultivation of cocoa and other fruit trees economic value such as açaí, peach palm, banana and jackfruit under the shade of large trees native to the native forest. And with this, knowing the potential of these bees in pollinating crops of economic interest and native flora and crops that surround the reserve, such as coffee crops and pastures, in a way that can prove that the conservation of natural environments can provide essential resources to maintenance and sustainability of native bee communities in these environments.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Presidente - ***.566.305-** - MARIELLA CAMARDELLI UZÊDA - EMBRAPA
Interno - ***.371.857-** - JOSÉ GUILHERME MARINHO GUERRA - EMBRAPA
Externo à Instituição - LUIZ FERNANDO DE SOUSA ANTUNES - UFERSA