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#honey — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. “Because honeybees aren’t native, they disproportionately love non-native plants … and that includes lots of invasive plant species,” MacIvor says.

    “One of the biggest visitors to a lot of these non-native and invasive plants are honeybees, [and they] then set seeds and spread.”

    #rewilding #bees #pollinators #gardening #honey #landscaping

    rewildingmag.com/the-trouble-w

  2. “Because honeybees aren’t native, they disproportionately love non-native plants … and that includes lots of invasive plant species,” MacIvor says.

    “One of the biggest visitors to a lot of these non-native and invasive plants are honeybees, [and they] then set seeds and spread.”

    #rewilding #bees #pollinators #gardening #honey #landscaping

    rewildingmag.com/the-trouble-w

  3. “Because honeybees aren’t native, they disproportionately love non-native plants … and that includes lots of invasive plant species,” MacIvor says.

    “One of the biggest visitors to a lot of these non-native and invasive plants are honeybees, [and they] then set seeds and spread.”

    #rewilding #bees #pollinators #gardening #honey #landscaping

    rewildingmag.com/the-trouble-w

  4. “Because honeybees aren’t native, they disproportionately love non-native plants … and that includes lots of invasive plant species,” MacIvor says.

    “One of the biggest visitors to a lot of these non-native and invasive plants are honeybees, [and they] then set seeds and spread.”

    #rewilding #bees #pollinators #gardening #honey #landscaping

    rewildingmag.com/the-trouble-w

  5. “Because honeybees aren’t native, they disproportionately love non-native plants … and that includes lots of invasive plant species,” MacIvor says.

    “One of the biggest visitors to a lot of these non-native and invasive plants are honeybees, [and they] then set seeds and spread.”

    #rewilding #bees #pollinators #gardening #honey #landscaping

    rewildingmag.com/the-trouble-w

  6. #Sugar may have been a key ingredient in #human #evolution
    #Fruits, not just #meat, may have fueled #brain growth in our #primate cousins and human ancestors
    A new analysis of existing data from human ancestors, as well as #chimps, suggests that a large proportion of that energy probably came from sugary foods like fruits and #honey. These simple #carbohydrates may have played an important, overlooked role in humankind’s evolutionary story.
    sciencenews.org/article/sugar-
    archive.ph/oNaHI

  7. #Sugar may have been a key ingredient in #human #evolution
    #Fruits, not just #meat, may have fueled #brain growth in our #primate cousins and human ancestors
    A new analysis of existing data from human ancestors, as well as #chimps, suggests that a large proportion of that energy probably came from sugary foods like fruits and #honey. These simple #carbohydrates may have played an important, overlooked role in humankind’s evolutionary story.
    sciencenews.org/article/sugar-
    archive.ph/oNaHI

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    , not just , may have fueled growth in our cousins and human ancestors
    A new analysis of existing data from human ancestors, as well as , suggests that a large proportion of that energy probably came from sugary foods like fruits and . These simple may have played an important, overlooked role in humankind’s evolutionary story.
    sciencenews.org/article/sugar-
    archive.ph/oNaHI

  9. #Sugar may have been a key ingredient in #human #evolution
    #Fruits, not just #meat, may have fueled #brain growth in our #primate cousins and human ancestors
    A new analysis of existing data from human ancestors, as well as #chimps, suggests that a large proportion of that energy probably came from sugary foods like fruits and #honey. These simple #carbohydrates may have played an important, overlooked role in humankind’s evolutionary story.
    sciencenews.org/article/sugar-
    archive.ph/oNaHI

  10. #Sugar may have been a key ingredient in #human #evolution
    #Fruits, not just #meat, may have fueled #brain growth in our #primate cousins and human ancestors
    A new analysis of existing data from human ancestors, as well as #chimps, suggests that a large proportion of that energy probably came from sugary foods like fruits and #honey. These simple #carbohydrates may have played an important, overlooked role in humankind’s evolutionary story.
    sciencenews.org/article/sugar-
    archive.ph/oNaHI