Early detection of fossil insect pollination
The 99 million-year-old beetle fossils excavated in Myanmar are the earliest evidence of insect pollination.
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The 99 million-year-old beetle fossils excavated in Myanmar are the earliest evidence of insect pollination.
According to The Guardian, to prevent the extinction of pollinators, some countries impose a ban on pesticides, but this approach is not conducive to farmers.
Bees and other pollinators are needed for ¾ crops in the world, but they are severely reduced in recent decades due to destruction of habitats.
Reducing the number of pollinators like honey bees and butterflies will make many plants unable to bear fruit ...
Insect species such as butterflies and beetles will need many protection measures equivalent to typical species associated with previous conservation campaigns, such as…