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Busy Bees: An Up-Close Look at One Bee Species' Scramble to Mate

With high-speed, high-definition cameras, researchers at the University of Arizona got an ...

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Birds, bees and butter: New study shows biodiversity critical for shea crop in Africa

Shea yields are likely to benefit from a diversity of trees and shrubs in parkland habitat...

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World Environment Day focuses on Biodiversity

Two-thirds of the ocean area and three-quarters of the land have undergone significant c...

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Brazils native bees are vital for agriculture, but are being killed by it | South Africa Today

Native Brazilian bees provide several environmental services, the most important being pol...

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Brazils native bees are vital for agriculture, but are being killed by it | South Africa Today

Native Brazilian bees provide several environmental services, the most important being pol...

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Former USDA Scientist Says He'll Make A Bigger Impact On Climate Change Research Outside Of The Government

A scientist at the USDA recently resigned after citing attempts by the Trump administratio...

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Microalgae food for honey bees

A microscopic algae ("microalgae") could provide a complete and sustainably sourced supple...

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For Less Bee Bycatch, Leave Geraniol Out of Japanese Beetle Traps

A new study shows traps with eugenol and phenethyl propionate—and colored green, brown, ...

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Don't Poop Where You Eat: Bee Defecation on Flowers May Explain Disease Transmission

In a recent study, flower shape played a role in defecation patterns for common eastern bu...

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Hemp fields offer a late-season pollen source for stressed bees Hempoint

Low-THC cannabis attracts a wide range of bee species collecting food for larvae BY SUSAN...

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Busy Bees: An Up-Close Look at One Bee Species' Scramble to Mate

Birds, bees and butter: New study shows biodiversity critical for shea crop in Africa

World Environment Day focuses on Biodiversity

Brazils native bees are vital for agriculture, but are being killed by it | South Africa Today

Brazils native bees are vital for agriculture, but are being killed by it | South Africa Today

Former USDA Scientist Says He'll Make A Bigger Impact On Climate Change Research Outside Of The Government

Microalgae food for honey bees

For Less Bee Bycatch, Leave Geraniol Out of Japanese Beetle Traps

Don't Poop Where You Eat: Bee Defecation on Flowers May Explain Disease Transmission

Hemp fields offer a late-season pollen source for stressed bees Hempoint

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