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Science News, Jan 12, 2008 by Roger W. Otto
"Eastern farms have native bee insurance" (SN: 11/24/07, p. 333) says that patches of uncultivated land provide a haven for native bees that can help with pollination. Flowering hedgerows, as used in England instead of fences, would also ensure a source of wild bees as well as a refuge for wild bird populations.
ROGER W. OTTO, SAN MATEO, CALIF.
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