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This change could have far-reaching consequences for bees, which rely on pollen for food. Using a sophisticated CO2 enrichment facility, the researchers found that elevated CO2 reduced key nutrients in oak pollen, potentially limiting bee nutrition. These findings highlight the complex challenges facing pollinators in a changing climate.
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