Urban flowers can contain lead, cadmium, arsenic, and chromium in their nectar – posing a hidden threat to pollinators in cities. 🌼🌆⚠️🐝
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Trace Metals in Nectar of Important Urban Pollinator Forage Plants: A Direct Exposure Risk to Pollinators and Nectar‐Feeding Animals…
Pollinators accumulate trace metals while foraging, but theimportance of nectar as an exposure route was unclear. This study analyzed nectar from urban flowers in Cleveland, OH, finding that metal co...
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Honey bee sleep shows brain activity patterns similar to humans 🐝🧠, offering insight into memory 🧠💡 and pollinator health 🌼. Sleep appears to carry the same "signature" at the neuronal level.
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Technology Networks
Honey Bee Sleep Mirrors Human Brain Activity
A University of Trento study reveals that sleeping honey bees display synchronized brain activity similar to that of humans. Using imaging and neural modelling, researchers identified sleep-specific changes in sensory processing.
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