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The great seed thief: A fly's role in rewriting plant science

Summary by CGTN
Do you think only birds or mammals disperse seeds? Think again.For a long time, scientists believed that when it came to seed dispersal, invertebrates – aside from ants – were mostly bystanders. Occasional sightings of wasps, beetles, wetas or slugs

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The great seed thief: A fly's role in rewriting plant science

Do you think only birds or mammals disperse seeds? Think again.For a long time, scientists believed that when it came to seed dispersal, invertebrates – aside from ants – were mostly bystanders. Occasional sightings of wasps, beetles, wetas or slugs

·Beijing, China
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CGTN broke the news in Beijing, China on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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