Visiting Bee
Seirer_170707_8090.jpgVisiting Bee A bumblebee feeds on the nectar of a silphium flower in a plant breeding plot at The Land Institute in Salina, Kan. Scientists at the institute are domesticating silphium, which has high drought tolerance, as a perennial oilseed crop.
A bumblebee feeds on the nectar of a silphium flower in a plant breeding plot at The Land Institute in Salina, Kan. Scientists at the institute are domesticating silphium, which has high drought tolerance, as a perennial oilseed crop.
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