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Flowers can be 'parasitic hotspots' for bees

By Take Two Staff
Published Aug 7, 2015
Lots of bees can be found in the vine, but homeowner Nel Solt said they rarely fly far from the plant.
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Flowers can be 'parasitic hotspots' for bees

Flowers can be bright and beautiful and brighten up a room with their fragrance, but they can also be deadly! To bees, at least.

That's according to a recent study from the University of California, Riverside. Peter Graystock, one of the study's author, joined us for more.