Bees forage less in degraded environments
Bees in degraded landscapes have lower metabolic rates, forage less and have lower nectar intakes than those in pristine environments.
Bees in degraded landscapes have lower metabolic rates, forage less and have lower nectar intakes than those in pristine environments.
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