US EditionWhy the Avocado Should Have Gone the Way of the Dodo
- A study warns that avocados may be off the menu if native vegetation does not survive alongside crops, as published in the journal Environmental and Sustainability Indicators.
- Curtin University research shows that insects in avocado orchards near native vegetation support more plant species than those near pasture.
- Professor Paul Nevill stated that insects pollinate 75% of crops, and many are facing extinction, endangering food supply.
- The research team recommends biodiversity surveys and protecting natural vegetation to sustain insect communities essential for ecosystem services.
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