Light pollution can foil plant-insect hookups, and not just at night
For cabbage thistles, daytime pollinators didn’t make up for missed after-hours seed-making
WHITE NIGHTS Artificial light at night upsets pollinating insects and plants, and that disruption may spread into daylight hours.
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