Environment
Every Time the Small Cabbage White Butterfly Flaps its Wings It Has us To Thank
The caterpillar form of an unassuming, small, white butterfly is among the world's most invasive pests affecting agricultural crops, and a newly published paper by a consortium of scientists documents how humans have helped it spread for thousands of years.
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