昆虫学报 ›› 2025, Vol. 68 ›› Issue (3): 366-374.doi: 10.16380/j.kcxb.2025.03.012

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推广蜜粉源植物种植对养蜂业可持续发展的促进作用

郭军1,#, 赵崇辉1,#, 姜业奎2, 王雯娟2, 耿明阳3尤正荣4, 赵远崇5, 唐洪6, 彭文君7,*   

  1. (1. 昆明理工大学生命科学与技术学院, 昆明 650500; 2. 先正达集团中国, 北京 100069; 3. 伊犁哈萨克自治州畜牧总站, 伊宁 835000; 4. 昭通市畜牧兽医技术推广站, 昭通 657000; 5. 巧家县畜牧站, 巧家 654600; 6. 重庆市中华蜜蜂保种场, 南川 408427; 7. 中国农业科学院蜜蜂研究所, 北京 100093)
  • 出版日期:2025-03-20 发布日期:2025-04-21

Promotion of nectar and pollen plant cultivation for the sustainable development of apiculture

GUO Jun1,#, ZHAO Chong-Hui1,#, JIANG Ye-Kui2, WANG Wen-Juan2, GENG Ming-Yang3, YOU Zheng-Rong4, ZHAO Yuan-Chong5, TANG Hong6, PENG Wen-Jun7,*   

  1.  (1. Faculty of Life Science and Technology, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500, China; 2. Syngenta Group China, Beijing 100069, China; 3. General Animal Husbandry Station of Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Yining 835000, China; 4. Zhaotong Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Technology Promotion Station, Zhaotong 657000, China; 5. Qiaojia Animal Husbandry Station, Qiaojia 654600, China; 6. Chongqing Zhonghua Bee Breeding Farm, Nanchuan 408427, China; 7. Institute of Apicultural Research, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing 100093, China)
  • Online:2025-03-20 Published:2025-04-21

摘要: 养蜂业作为我国助力乡村振兴的重点扶持产业之一,已经进入了稳步发展的时期,与之匹配的蜜粉源植物种植也需要足够的重视。花蜜和花粉是蜜蜂的食物来源,直接决定了蜂群的营养结构,蜜粉源植物为蜜蜂提供花蜜和花粉,是蜂群生存和壮大的物质基础。长期依赖单一蜜粉源作物会导致蜜蜂营养结构单一、蜂群被迫采集有毒蜜粉源植物以及蜂业发展受季节影响波动大等问题。种植多样化的蜜粉源植物丰富了生物多样性,是对集约农业下单一作物的补充,蜜蜂可以获得均衡的饮食,保证蜂产品的产量,也为野生授粉昆虫和害虫天敌提供了栖息地,进一步改善了作物的授粉环节并减少农药的使用,促进了蜂业与农业的健康发展。种植蜜粉源植物需要科学的指导,对当地蜜粉源及环境条件进行充分调查,从实际出发,因地制宜选择合适的植物种和种植模式;推广蜜粉源植物种植,需要政府、企业和科研机构的多方合作。鉴于蜜粉源植物在保障蜜蜂健康、维护生态平衡等方面的重要意义,本文从蜜粉源对蜜蜂的影响入手,科学分析蜜粉源植物种植对养蜂和乡村振兴的重要意义,对蜜粉源植物种植与养蜂业可持续发展的关系进行了探讨,并对蜜粉源植物种植提供了一些可参考的推荐措施,对于昆虫领域的研究具有一定的指导价值。


关键词: 蜜粉源, 蜜蜂, 营养, 可持续发展, 生态

Abstract:  Apiculture, as one of the key industries supported by China to help revitalize the countryside, has entered a period of steady development, and nectar and pollen source plant planting that goes with it also needs to be given sufficient attention. Nectar and pollen are the food sources of bees, which directly determine the nutritional structure of bee colonies, and pollen source plants provide nectar and pollen for bees, which are the material basis for the survival and growth of bee colonies. A single pollen source crop leads to the problems of a single nutritional structure of bees, bee colonies being forced to collect toxic pollen source plants, and the development of the bee industry being subject to the influence of the seasons with great fluctuations. Planting diversified nectar and pollen source plants enriches the biodiversity, which is a supplement to intensive agriculture monocrops, and bees can obtain a balanced diet, ensure the yield of bee products, and provide habitats for wild pollinating insects and natural enemies of pests, further improve the pollination link of crops, reduce the use of pesticides, and promote the healthy development of the bee industry and agriculture. The planting of nectar and pollen source plants requires scientific guidance, adequate investigation of local nectar and pollen sources and environmental conditions, and the selection of suitable plant species and planting modes according to local conditions. The promotion of nectar and pollen source plant planting requires the full cooperation of the government, enterprises and research institutes. In view of the significance of nectar and pollen plants in safeguarding the health of bees and maintaining ecological balance, we scientifically analyzed the impact of nectar and pollen source plants on bees and the significance of the planting of nectar and pollen source plants on beekeeping and rural revitalization, explored the relationship between the planting of nectar and pollen source plants and sustainable development of the beekeeping industry, and provided some references to the planting of nectar and pollen source plants with recommended measures in this article. It is a valuable guide for research in the field of insects.

Key words: Nectar and pollen sources, honey bees, nutrition, sustainable development, ecology