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Hiving the Trigona biroi Friese, a stingless bee abundant in Bicol, in the Japanese-designed boxes resulted in high survival and low absconding of 16 feral colonies transferred. A study was conducted to determine the potentials of T. biroi as effective crop pollinators in glasshouse during temperate conditions. In Japan, this bee is seen as a potential pollinator of crops grown in glasshouses during winter.
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In parts of the dormant volcano where there are no illegal settlers, its vegetation cover is now 80 to 100 percent restored.
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In parts of the dormant volcano where there are no illegal settlers, its vegetation cover is now 80 to 100 percent restored.
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