Forest corridors prove critical to biodiversity and pollination success in the tropics

Tuesday, January 26, 2016 - 19:32 in Biology & Nature

As tropical forests become increasingly broken up by roads, farm fields, pastures and other developments, corridors of trees provide vital pathways for pollinators and contribute to a rich diversity of plant species, scientists have confirmed.

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