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Research suggests food supplements may help bees cope with climate crisis · Cyprus Report

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Research suggests food supplements may help bees cope with climate crisis

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Food supplements, including probiotics and prebiotics, may help honeybees cope with temperature stresses associated with climate change.
In a recent study, bees that received these supplements performed better in cold conditions compared to those fed only sugar.
The findings suggest that enhancing the diet of honeybees could improve their resilience to climate-related challenges.
The research indicates a potential approach to support bee populations that are under threat from climate change.
Further investigations are needed to assess the long-term effects of such dietary enhancements on bee health.

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Food supplements could help bees cope with climate crisis, research suggestsThe Guardian · 6 days ago

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Food supplements, including probiotics and prebiotics, may help honeybees cope with temperature stresses associated with climate change.
In a recent study, bees that received these supplements performed better in cold conditions compared to those fed only sugar.
The findings suggest that enhancing the diet of honeybees could improve their resilience to climate-related challenges.
The research indicates a potential approach to support bee populations that are under threat from climate change.
Further investigations are needed to assess the long-term effects of such dietary enhancements on bee health.

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