The Need for Bees (and not just for honey)

tudou1215

于 2022-11-13 19:20:11 发布

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蜜蜂在食物和农业中起着重要作用，通过授粉帮助植物繁殖。然而，蜜蜂种群面临重大损失，如化学污染、农药和食物短缺等因素导致的蜂群崩溃综合症(CCD)。尽管全球养蜂业在增加，但美国等地的蜜蜂损失仍令人担忧。为保护蜜蜂和促进植物授粉，我们需要建立模型来预测和分析影响蜜蜂种群的主要因素。

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● 1 Background
Bees are closely related to human activities, especially in food and agriculture. They can spread pollen between flowers which is beneficial to reproduction. According to the data, one bee can pollinate a flower in an approximately circular area with a 2.5 km radius and collect nearly 10 flowers per day. Nearly 90% of flowers need bees to help them reproduce. A hive contains 20000 to 80000 workers, which means the impact of bees made on nearby areas can be significant. In addition, humans get honey from bees for cooking. Producing honey for human use is a tough mission for bees; one bee has to collect 1100-1400 flowers to fill the honey sac, and it can only collect 0.6g of honey in its whole life. Therefore, the diminishing bee population will cause remarkable impacts on human activities, so the Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) level becomes highly relative to humans and becomes an essential problem researchers examine when they analyze honeybee. According to be