Study Suggests Bees Aren't the Be All and End All for Crop Pollination (IMAGE)

University of Queensland

Study Suggests Bees Aren't the Be All and End All for Crop Pollination

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Non-bee pollinators make up approximately 1/3rd of crop pollination services. Here a syrphid fly, a common non-bee crop pollinator, is shown alighting on coriander flowers.

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Dr Tobias Smith

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