Rise in temperature in winters can lead bees to lay eggs 'with the illusion of spring's arrival,' a Turkish expert says, warning of 'incredible' loss of pollinators
Rising temperature in winters can lead bees to lay eggs"with the illusion of spring's arrival," says Dr Meral Kekecoglu of Duzce University, warning of"incredible" disappearance of pollinators.
Temperatures lingering above seasonal norms could cause a decline in bee populations, as it creates an environment for viruses and bacteria and leads bees to early egg laying, according to an expert. "It is not possible for those who are doing large-scale beekeeping to find very large warehouses," she said.
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