euglossines

male euglossines collect fragrances from orchids to attract mates.

euglossine bees are important pollinators in neotropical forests.

researchers study the complex behavior of euglossine bees.

orchid bees belong to the tribe euglossini.

many euglossines exhibit metallic coloration.

cineole is effective in attracting wild euglossines.

biologists use chemical baits to survey euglossine populations.

euglossines have elongated mouthparts adapted for specific flowers.

some orchids rely exclusively on euglossines for pollination.

the diversity of euglossines indicates forest health.

female euglossines build nests using resin or mud.

traplining behavior is common among foraging euglossines.