The conserved and high K-to-Na ratio in sunflower pollen: Possible implications for bee health and plant-bee interactions

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RT @MichaelFilipiak: Unexplored costs and tradeoffs related to balancing the K:Na by plants and pollinivores might play a role in past and…

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Unexplored costs and tradeoffs related to balancing the K:Na by plants and pollinivores might play a role in past and current shaping of pollination ecology: https://t.co/aQkIKdnedF

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RT @FrontPlantSci: New Research: The conserved and high K-to-Na ratio in sunflower pollen: Possible implications for bee health and plant-b…

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New Research: The conserved and high K-to-Na ratio in sunflower pollen: Possible implications for bee health and plant-bee interactions: Sodium (Na) concentrations are low in plant tissues, and its metabolic function in plants is… https://t.co/0qTofqcToY #

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