Zante
Field Bee
- Joined
- Feb 22, 2016
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- Location
- Near Florence, Italy
- Hive Type
- Dadant
- Number of Hives
- 2
I'm wondering because one would think that with a gap in blooming like that some plants would have squeezed their way in to have all those "idling" pollinators without competition.
Is it something more recent, due to changes in the environment? By "recent" I mean a few centuries, of course, or in any case a kind of timescale that won't allow for evolutionary adjustments.
Is it something more recent, due to changes in the environment? By "recent" I mean a few centuries, of course, or in any case a kind of timescale that won't allow for evolutionary adjustments.