Animals
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Study Reveals Dearth of Information on How Flowers Transmit Disease to Bees
Despite a recent abundance of research on honeybees, bumblebees and the diseases and circumstances that are threatening the world's vital pollinators, there is remarkably little research on the flowers that act as hubs for fungal, bacterial and viral diseases that are transmitted to bees, according to a new study.
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