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Land-use change disrupts wild plant pollination on a global scale – Phys.Org
Human changes to the environment have been linked to widespread pollinator declines. New research published in Nature Communications shows that intensive land use will further decrease pollination and reproductive success of wild plants, especially of those p…
by German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig Human changes to the environment have been linked to widespread pollinator declines. New research published in Nature Communications shows that intensive land use will further decrease pollination and reproductive success of wild plants, especially of those plants that are highly specialized in their pollination. An international team of scientists led by researches from the German Center for Integrative Biodiversit…
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