Keng-Lou James Hung

Assistant Professor

University of Oklahoma

United States

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Dr. Keng-Lou James Hung is an Assistant Professor at The University of Oklahoma, USA. His research focuses on pollination ecology, emphasizing bee-flower interactions, the ecological impact of non-native honeybees, and the use of insecticides in agriculture. Notable recent publications include studies on standardized data collection protocols for bee communities and the implications of pollinator behavior on agricultural practices.

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Standardized protocols for collecting data on bee-flower interactions and the associated floral community

Standardized protocol for collecting community-level bee data

Short-term persistence of foliar insecticides and fungicides in pumpkin plants and their pollinators

Pollen exploitation by non‐native, feral honey bees: Potential consequences for interspecific competition

Five good reasons not to dismiss scientific binomial nomenclature in conservation, environmental education and citizen science: A case study with bees

Plant versus pollinator protection: balancing pest management against floral contamination for insecticide use in Midwestern US cucurbits

Woody flowering plants support early-spring pollinators in urban greenspaces

Evolutionary History and Ecology of Andrena (Foveoandrena) androfovea: A New Nearctic Mining Bee (Hymenoptera, Andrenidae) Species and Subgenus

Global taxonomic, functional, and phylogenetic diversity of bees in apple orchards

The nutritional landscape in agroecosystems: a review on how resources and management practices can shape pollinator health in agricultural environments

Pollen carryover, pollinator movement, and spatial context impact the delivery of pollination services in apple orchards

Completeness analysis for over 3000 United States bee species identifies persistent data gap

A globally synthesised and flagged bee occurrence dataset and cleaning workflow

Scientific note: First mainland records of an unusual island bee (Anthophora urbana clementina) highlight the value of community science for adventive species detection and monitoring

The benefits of contributing to the citizen science platform iNaturalist as an identifier

Ten‐year trends reveal declining quality of seeded pollinator habitat on reclaimed mines regardless of seed mix diversity

Interspecific pollen transport between non-native fennel and an island endemic buckwheat: assessment of the magnet effect

Synergism between local‐ and landscape‐level pesticides reduces wild bee floral visitation in pollinator‐dependent crops

Joint Impacts of Drought and Habitat Fragmentation on Native Bee Assemblages in a California Biodiversity Hotspot

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Daniel P. Cariveau

Corey Callaghan

João Loureiro

Nicolas Dowdy

Wolfgang Wüster

Nicolas Leclercq

Katarzyna Nowak

Laura L Ingwell

David William Inouye

Elinor Lichtenberg

Silas Bossert

Karen Goodell

Marta Galloni

James Dorey

Robert L. Minckley

Priyadarshini Chakrabarti

Nicolas Vereecken

Dara Anne Stanley

Rebecca Irwin

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