BEYOND THE BEES’ KNEES: HOW COLONY COLLAPSE DISORDER AFFECTS OUR FOOD SUPPLY
J.H. Fearless
Most people know that, in addition to stinging when angry, bees have a role to play in pollinating flowers. But many don’t realize that pollination work bees do affects the food supply, too. And as bees’ numbers continue to decline at an alarming rate, scientists are starting to ponder what that will do to some of our most essential crops.
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