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Study finds bees prefer yellow over red flowers

  • Bumblebees preferred yellow flowers over red, being twice as likely to visit them according to the study.
  • Both yellow flower types emitted increased scent, making them more attractive to pollinators like bees.
  • Bumblebees struggled to access nectar, damaging flowers and affecting pollen transfer efficiency.
  • Dr. Kelsey Byers emphasized the importance of the plant-pollinator relationship for ecosystem biodiversity and agriculture.
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Study finds bees prefer yellow over red flowers

Experiments show bumblebees indeed prefer yellow to red flowers and were twice as likely to visit them.

On the occasion of the World Bee Day, celebrated on 20 May, the Full Art and the House of Nature association organize a festive and educational weekend (17 and 18 May). Two days of free entertainment awaits young and old to pay tribute to this beautiful little creature.

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Phys.org broke the news in United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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