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Study identifies 17 new hover fly species in Goa’s protected areas

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Bhiva Parab Panaji A study has recorded 19 species of hoverflies in Goa’s protected areas, with 17 species and 12 genera being newly reported for the state. Hoverflies, also known as flower flies, play a crucial ecological role as key pollinators of both, wild and cultivated flora. The survey, conducted between March 2023 and March 2024, documented 19 species across 14 genera, five tribes and two subfamilies. The fieldwork covered six protected …

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Study identifies 17 new hover fly species in Goa’s protected areas

Bhiva Parab Panaji A study has recorded 19 species of hoverflies in Goa’s protected areas, with 17 species and 12 genera being newly reported for the state. Hoverflies, also known as flower flies, play a crucial ecological role as key pollinators of both, wild and cultivated flora. The survey, conducted between March 2023 and March 2024, documented 19 species across 14 genera, five tribes and two subfamilies. The fieldwork covered six protected …

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