The Buzz about Biodiversity
<p>Jacob’s ladder, lacy phacelia, and wild bergamot were about to burst into blue, lavender, and pink and be swarmed by bees when a research group covered them with wedding favor bags. After the flowers opened, they removed the bags and waited. It did not take long for a bee to land.</p>
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<p>Back in the lab, they counted the pollen grains the bee had deposited on the flower. Grain by grain, they were discovering how important bee species diversity is to pollination.</p>
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