研究发现,较冷区域的主要授粉者 -- -- 苍蝇 -- -- 与蜜蜂相比,受气温升高的风险更大。 Flies, key pollinators in cooler regions, are more at risk from rising temperatures than bees, study finds.

宾夕法尼亚州研究人员发现,苍蝇作为蜜蜂之后的关键授粉者,比蜜蜂更容易受到温度上升的影响,因为耐热性较低,生境范围较小。 Penn State researchers found that flies, crucial pollinators after bees, are more vulnerable to rising temperatures than bees due to lower heat tolerance and smaller habitat ranges. 这种脆弱性可能对生态系统产生严重影响,因为苍蝇是主要的授粉者,特别是在更冷却的高海拔地区。 This vulnerability could severely impact ecosystems where flies are primary pollinators, especially in cooler, high-altitude areas. 该研究报告发表在《气象学期刊》上,其中强调了气候变化对飞翔人口构成的风险以及它们所支持的生态系统。 The study, published in the Journal of Melittology, highlights the risks climate change poses to fly populations and the ecosystems they support.