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Combatting the pollinator crisis with genomic biology

机译:用基因组生物学应对传粉媒介危机

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In our struggle to achieve sustainable food production, humankind has enjoyed the benefits of a silent cadre of allies that, in the past, has been taken for granted. Modern agriculture relies on the pollinating activities of diverse animal species including bees, flies, wasps, butterflies, moths, bats, and many others. Pollinators, especially bees, play a crucial role in the production of three quarters of our major global food crops, including the vegetables, fruits, and nuts that provide the majority of our vitamins, minerals, plant-based fats, and micronutrients.
机译:在我们为实现可持续粮食生产而进行的斗争中,人类享受了过去一直被视为理所当然的盟友沉默干部的好处。现代农业依赖于包括蜜蜂,苍蝇,黄蜂,蝴蝶,飞蛾,蝙蝠和许多其他动物在内的多种动物的授粉活动。在全球四分之三的主要粮食作物(包括提供我们大部分维生素,矿物质,植物性脂肪和微量营养素的蔬菜,水果和坚果)的生产中,授粉剂(尤其是蜜蜂)起着至关重要的作用。

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