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Fertilisers and pesticides confuse bees

Agrochemical application can distort floral cues and modify behaviour in pollinators like bees, study confirms.

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12 Weird Things Animals Were Seen Doing in 2022, According to Science

From nose-picking primates to surgical killer whales, here are 12 weird and fascinating animal behaviors spotted this year.

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Adding Fertilizer to Flowers Makes Them Appear Repulsive to Passing Bees

Fertilizers may change the way flowers 'look' to bees and discourage them from pollinating, a study suggests.

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Bumblebees less likely to land on flowers sprayed with fertilisers – study

This could have important consequences for pollination, with negative impacts on the natural world, researchers say.

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Fertilizers Alter Electric Field of Flowers, Changing Bee Behavior

Researchers find that bees can detect electric field (Efield) changes surrounding flowers after they have been sprayed with fertilizers. The study is published in the journal <i>PNAS Nexus</i>.

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