Honeybees May Spread Invasive Tree‑Killing Myrtle Rust, New Research Finds
Recent research suggests that introduced honeybees can act as vectors for the invasive myrtle rust pathogen, which threatens many tree species. The study examined bee foraging behavior and spore attachment, indicating that bees may inadvertently transport the fungus between plants. These findings raise concerns about managing pollinator activity in affected ecosystems.
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