Native plants alone may not be the best option for pollinating insects in UK gardens

11 agosto 2015

New research identifies that a mix of plants from around the world may be the most effective way to sustain pollinators. The research reveals a mixture of native and non-native ornamental plants may provide the best resources for pollinating insects in gardens, as native plants aren’t always the first choice for pollinators visiting gardens. In addition, non-native plants can prolong the flowering season providing an additional food source.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/08/150811092048.htm

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