Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
The Pan-Pacific Entomologist
Volume
41
Publication Date
7-1-1965
First Page
153
Last Page
157
Abstract
The life history and nesting habits of Megachile (Eutricharaea) concinna Smith in southern Arizona were discussed by Butler and Wargo (1963). It was concluded at that time that M. concinna was not a potentially manageable pollinator in southern Arizona due to the reluctance of the bees to utilize artificial holes for nesting and the presence of a chalcid parasite. The successful management of M. rotundata (Fabricius) in northern areas, by Stephen (1962), Bohart and Knowlton (1964), and Hobbs (1964), promoted additional observations on M. concinna in 1964 reported in the present paper.
Recommended Citation
Butler, George D. Jr. and Ritchie, Philip L. Jr., "Additional Biological Notes on Megachile concinna Smith in Arizona" (1965). Bu. Paper 57.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/bee_lab_bu/57