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Category: pollinators

circadian rhythms / pollinators / Science and Technology / sunflower

Circadian clock tells sunflowers when it’s time to bloom

Sunflowers’ circadian clocks control how individual florets open in concentric rings to maximize visits from pollinators.

circadian rhythms / pollinators / Science and Technology / sunflower

Circadian clock tells sunflowers when it’s time to bloom

Sunflowers’ circadian clocks control how individual florets open in concentric rings to maximize visits from pollinators.

biodiversity / butterflies / cities / Earth and Environment / gardens / pollinators

City butterflies find refuge in botanical gardens

Botanical gardens and other urban green spaces can hold surprising diversity, according to a new study that shows they’re key for butterflies.

biodiversity / butterflies / cities / Earth and Environment / gardens / pollinators

City butterflies find refuge in botanical gardens

Botanical gardens and other urban green spaces can hold surprising diversity, according to a new study that shows they’re key for butterflies.

agriculture / bees / biodiversity / conservation / Earth and Environment / insects / pollinators

Bee biodiversity is one way nature ‘diversifies its portfolio’

Biodiversity is critical to ecosystems, according to a new study that shows how different bee species pollinate the same plants over time.

agriculture / bees / biodiversity / conservation / Earth and Environment / insects / pollinators

Bee biodiversity is one way nature ‘diversifies its portfolio’

Biodiversity is critical to ecosystems, according to a new study that shows how different bee species pollinate the same plants over time.

agriculture / bees / Earth and Environment / pollinators

Fewer wild bees at fruit farms warrant investigation

Pollination of watermelon flowers at fruit farms by wild bees decreased by more than half between 2005 and 2012, report researchers.

bees / crops / Earth and Environment / pollinators / soybeans

Soybeans grow larger when bees are near

“…plants in fields that were adjacent to pollinator habitat produced seeds that were 6.5% heavier than the seeds from plants in distant fields.”

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