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Hear the Buzz: Scientists Use Microphone, iPad Minis to Track Pollinating Bees
This new acoustic survey technique could accurately predict bee activity and pollination services Researchers at the Webster University have developed a new method of tracking bee activity and pollination services that is a lot cheaper than any methods currently used in US farms.
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