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Invasive Plant Species a Boon to Bees in Fiji, Suggests New Biodiversity Opportunities
Invasive plant species can be the bane of gardeners because they encroach upon native flora, often overwhelming other plantlife. But new research on an invasive plant species in Fiji suggests that while it may be invasive, it's also beneficial to bees on the island, causing a positive ripple effect that contributes to the overall biodiversity there.
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