Australian researchers found that native bees nesting in plant stems are likely the most vulnerable to climate warming, while…
Australian researchers found that native bees nesting in plant stems are likely the most vulnerable to climate warming, while ground-nesting species can buffer extreme temperatures by sheltering underground. The study suggests that nesting behavior may be a stronger predictor of climate risk than heat tolerance alone. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-026-73689-7
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