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How Do Insects Respond to Global Change?
Researchers with the University of California's Agriculture and Natural Resources division are examining how insect populations react to global environmental change, including shifts in climate, land use and habitats. The question matters because insects pollinate crops, control pests and serve as a food base for many species, so their responses can signal wider ecosystem effects and inform farming and conservation strategies.
Why now: Growing concern about climate change and declining insect populations keeps research on insect responses in public discussion.
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- How Do Insects Respond to Global Change? · UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
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