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Novel Fungal Pathogens in Native Bee Communities and Ecological Spillover

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Novel Fungal Pathogens in Native Bee Communities and Ecological Spillover

This research isolates, identifies, and characterizes emerging fungal diseases in wild bees, examining transmission pathways from managed colonies and environmental reservoirs. The discoveries advance disease surveillance frameworks and inform biosecurity protocols for multi-species pollinator conservation.

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📚 Academic: Thesis & PPT assistance included🧪 Tech: Master the protocols hands-on📝 Research > 3 months: Publication co-authorship in a Scopus-indexed journal

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