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Nutrient enrichment negatively impacts flowers and pollinators, especially in warmer climates

2025-10-27

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Human-driven nutrient enrichment is reducing grassland plant diversity, yet the consequences of these changes for floral resources and pollinators remain poorly understood. Using a long-term fertilization experiment replicated at 14 sites spanning three continents, we show that the effect of nitrogen (N) input on pollinators and their resources depends on local climate and soil type. In naturally nutrient-rich soi...

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2a7bbb69-48cf-51ff-bf3a-983f2c794884
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10.22541/au.176157762.28707630/v1
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