Air Pollution Makes Flowers Smell Less Appealing to Pollinators, Study Suggests
Air Pollution Makes Flowers Smell Less Appealing to Pollinators, Study Suggests
www.smithsonianmag.com Air Pollution Makes Flowers Smell Less Appealing to Pollinators, Study Suggests
Nocturnal hawk moths are less likely to visit primroses in air polluted by nitrate radicals, which break down important wild fragrances, researchers find
Nocturnal hawk moths are less likely to visit primroses in air polluted by nitrate radicals, which break down important wild fragrances, researchers find
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Anecdotally a field filled with various types of plants and flowers smells a lot better out in the middle of nowhere far away from the nearest City versus in the city even if the size and content of the fields are similar