Tiny Parasitoid Wasp Discovered in China Attacks a Beloved Coastal Pollinator Bee
Scientists have described Aximopsis qiong, a new parasitoid wasp species from Hainan, China, marking the first record of the genus...
DNA in Bee Nests Reveals Tall Trees and Mistletoes as Secret Lifelines for Australia’s Solitary Bees
DNA metabarcoding of nests from seven Australian solitary bee species reveals that tall trees, native myrtaceous flora and even parasitic...
Invasive goldenrod reshuffles pollinator communities in suburban landscapes, study finds
A two-year Polish field study shows flowering Canadian goldenrod attracts honey bees and hoverflies while reducing wild bee and butterfly...
The Hidden Collapse: Why Stable Crop Yields in Drylands May Mask an Eroding Pollinator Safety Net
A new hypothesis from Moroccan drylands proposes that pollination services can appear stable while the interaction networks underpinning them silently...
Ghostly Night Flyers Revealed as First Hawkmoth Pollinators of Cape Peninsula Fynbos
Motion-activated cameras and field observations have documented the first confirmed case of nocturnal hawkmoth pollination on South Africa's Cape Peninsula,...
Honeybees bully wild rivals at flowers, two-year Cambridge study reveals
A two-year Cambridge field study has documented how honeybees aggressively displace, chase and outcompete wild pollinators at shared flowers, with...
Winter-Blooming Plum Tree Relies on Birds, Not Bees, to Bear Fruit
New research shows that the winter-flowering Chinese plum tree Prunus mume depends on passerine birds, which account for about 77...
How Plant Patterns Could Save Pollinators in a Warming, Drying World
A new theoretical study shows that self-organized vegetation patterns can stabilize plant–pollinator mutualisms, allowing coexistence under environmental stress that would...
Roadsides Become Pollinator Havens When Mowing Slows and Herbicide Use Narrows
A University of Ottawa study found that mowing rural roadsides less often and spraying herbicide only where needed raised pollinator...
Pollinator Specialization Peaks Near the Tropics, Not at the Equator, Global Study Finds
A global analysis of more than 3,400 plant–pollinator networks shows that specialization peaks near the tropical–subtropical boundary rather than at...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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