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Honeybees exert flower power over other species
New research suggests honeybees may shape which other species can access flowers, effectively dominating floral resources and influencing rival pollinators. The findings shed light on how one abundant species can alter plant-pollinator networks and potentially affect biodiversity in the ecosystems where it is present.
Why now: Fresh research coverage highlights honeybees' surprising competitive impact on other pollinator species.
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- Honeybees exert flower power over other species · EurekAlert!
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