Climate change ‘prevents bees from pollinating’

CLIMATE change may be preventing bees from carrying out pollination by upsetting their life cycles, a study has shown.

Flowering times of mountain lilies in the US appear to be out of synch with their bumble bee pollinators, evidence suggests.

As a result, fewer of the plants are being pollinated and bearing fruit.

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