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This study is the first to examine tree pollen's elemental composition under elevated CO2. It adds crucial evidence to our understanding of climate change impacts on plant-pollinator interactions. By revealing how pollen quality, not just quantity, may shift, the research highlights a new threat to bee nutrition.
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