Conanthalictus bakeri
Crawford, 1907
Baker's Phacelia-Shortface
Conanthalictus bakeri is a of sweat bee (Halictidae) described by Crawford in 1907. It is to North America and is commonly known as Baker's Phacelia-Shortface. The Conanthalictus belongs to the Rophitinae, a group of bees often associated with specific plants.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Conanthalictus bakeri: //ˌkoʊnænˈθælɪktəs ˈbeɪkəri//
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Distribution
North America
Host Associations
- Phacelia - pollen/nectar sourceThe 'Phacelia-Shortface' suggests an association with Phacelia plants, though specific documentation is limited.
Ecological Role
As a sweat bee, Conanthalictus bakeri likely functions as a in its native range, contributing to plant and function.
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Taxonomic history
The was described by Crawford in 1907. The Conanthalictus is part of the Rophitinae, a of Halictidae that includes bees with often specialized floral associations.
Collection records
According to iNaturalist, there are 53 observation records of this , indicating it is documented but not particularly well-studied in the scientific literature.