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Air pollution makes it harder for pollinators to find flowers
Air pollution can scramble the floral scents bees, moths and other pollinators rely on to find food, cutting their ability to locate flowers by nearly half.
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Air pollution disrupts the floral scents that bees, moths and other pollinators use to locate food, reducing their ability to find flowers by almost 50%.
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