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A brief history of Kensington Avenue in Toronto - Vimarsana News

A brief history of Kensington Avenue in Toronto

Kensington Avenue — which runs north-south between Dundas Street West and Baldwin Street — was one of the first streets created in Kensington Marke...

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Honey bees are not in peril. These bees are. - Vimarsana News

Honey bees are not in peril. These bees are.

European honey bees are nonnative and abundant in the US. Many native bees, meanwhile, are in decline.

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Athletes finish performance series with bang - Vimarsana News

Athletes finish performance series with bang

The weekend of Friday 19 to Sunday 21 November saw the final event of the 2021 Performance Series. The MISC Cup rifle event was held at the Melbourne

Bees produce more female offspring in fires' aftermath - Vimarsana News

Bees produce more female offspring in fires' aftermath

Oregon State University A blue orchard bee is on a flower. The more severe the fire, the greater percentage of females – more than 10% greater in the most badly burned areas, according to a university report. Steve Lundeberg | Jan 15, 2021 Researchers at Oregon State University have found that the blue orchard bee, an important native pollinator, produces female offspring at higher rates in the aftermath of wildfire in forests. The more severe the fire had been, the greater percentage of females – more than 10% greater in the most badly burned areas relative to a...

Bees respond to wildfire aftermath by producing more female offspring - Vimarsana News

Bees respond to wildfire aftermath by producing more female offspring

Date Time Bees respond to wildfire aftermath by producing more female offspring CORVALLIS, Ore. – Researchers at Oregon State University have found that the blue orchard bee, an important native pollinator, produces female offspring at higher rates in the aftermath of wildfire in forests. The more severe the fire had been, the greater percentage of females – more than 10% greater in the most badly burned areas relative to areas that burned the least severely. “This is one of the first studies that has looked at how forest fire severity influences bee demography,” said Jim Rivers, an a...