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Thrilled to have my first paper published in @ScienceMagazine today. Thanks to my amazing co-author @foteini_pas!
We show how #Bumblebees make plants flower earlier - bumblebees are gardening!
A thread 1/17 👇
Paper: science.sciencemag.org/content/368/64…
@ETH_en & @usys_ethzh
We show how #Bumblebees make plants flower earlier - bumblebees are gardening!
A thread 1/17 👇
Paper: science.sciencemag.org/content/368/64…
@ETH_en & @usys_ethzh
2/17 #Bumblebees are excellent pollinators for many fruits and vegetables.
Unlike honey bees, bumblebees do not have a permanent colony. In autumn, each colony dies and only the young, mated queens hibernate, ready for spring when they start a new nest.
Unlike honey bees, bumblebees do not have a permanent colony. In autumn, each colony dies and only the young, mated queens hibernate, ready for spring when they start a new nest.
3/17 When the young queen emerges, she must rapidly establish a new nest. The failure rate of colonies is very high during early development, so having a succession of suitable flowers available is CRUCIAL.
See Bumblebees: their behaviour and ecology by @DaveGoulson
See Bumblebees: their behaviour and ecology by @DaveGoulson
