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Michigan bee study: Both habitat quality and biodiversity can impact bee health

University of Michigan

Dec 5, 2022

The University of Michigan biodiversity study was conducted at 14 winter squash farms across the state. European honeybees and wild native bees help pollinate the squash flowers. A…

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