Caring for Pollinators - Bundesamt für Naturschutz
Caring for Pollinators - Bundesamt für Naturschutz
Caring for Pollinators - Bundesamt für Naturschutz
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Dias The Brazilian <strong>Pollinators</strong> Initiative (BPI)<br />
Subproject 9: Cupuassu (Theobroma grandiflorum, Sterculiaceae)<br />
Pollination in Central Amazonia: technics development <strong>for</strong> crops and<br />
pollinators management<br />
Objective: to understand the genetic factors related to autoincompatibility<br />
mechanisms as well as ecological<br />
mechanisms related to pollination that affect de<br />
productivity of the Cupuassu (Theobroma grandiflorum,<br />
Sterculiaceae). Bee colonies breeding techniques of main<br />
pollinators will be developed, to quantify the effects of the<br />
introduction of these colonies on the pollination rate and<br />
on fruit production in Cupuassu crops.<br />
Administration: Djalma Batista Foundation and the Amazon<br />
National Research Institute – INPA’s researchers<br />
implements it.<br />
Agreement value: US$ 19,965.51 funded by PROBIO, with a<br />
co-funding of US$ 18,068.96.<br />
(This subproject has received an initial<br />
disbursement from PROBIO of US$ 15,256.75).<br />
Subproject 10: Management of Araticum or Marolo (Annona<br />
crassifolia, Annonaceae) <strong>Pollinators</strong> in savannahs of the State of<br />
Mato Grosso<br />
Objective: to understand the relation ships of the pollinators of<br />
Araticum or Marolo (Annona crassifolia, Annonaceae)<br />
relationship in the savannahs (“cerrado”) of the State of Mato<br />
Grosso. The results will contribute to the conservation of<br />
pollinators through reproductive biology studies of Araticum and<br />
the ecology of the beetle pollinators.<br />
Administration: The Mato Grosso State University – UNEMAT<br />
administrates this subprojects and implements partnership with<br />
the Viçosa Federal University – UFV.<br />
Agreement value: The value of the agreement is US$ 45,816.92<br />
funded by PROBIO, with a co-funding of US$ 16,091.03. (This<br />
subproject has received an initial disbursement from PROBIO of<br />
US$ 29,725.92).<br />
(This subproject has received an initial<br />
disbursement from PROBIO of US$ 15,256.75).<br />
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