Weather Patterns
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Weather Patterns Influence Insect Biomass Fluctuations, Study Finds
Insects react sensitively when temperature and precipitation deviate from the long-term average. In an unusually dry and warm winter, their survival probabilities are reduced; in a wet and cold spring, hatching success is impaired. A cool, wet summer hampers bumblebees and other flying insects to reproduce and forage.
Latest Research Articles
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