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The Fate Of The Knot and the Horseshoe Crab.
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Bees are dependent on Horticulture of an area, honey is made of collected pollen, pollen comes from from plants. Depends on the radiation that reaches the pollen and the adaptivity of the Bees.
To pie:
I tried to make that point. Showed the food chain and how it is affected, showed proof that plants and animals are going to be hit. One thing that shoes up as a problem is Uranium is as unpredictable and as random as anything can be. Mother nature is forgotten.
Today I am worried about the burial of all those Tsunami victims.
Quoting: TheBonneAnd the reason for restating it is.....? When I read your post it reminded me of a post I made weeks ago. Raised bees to help with pollination of Alfalfa. If the radiation reaches the horticultural system, it could be a world devastating thing. I am proactive. I think, some still. I think this will slow down and eventually wear out, radiation can only change things just so much. ight? AS I just posted there has been another radiation spike in Fukushima. This delays the process of slowing down the damage from recuperation. I don't think bees will be affected unless this goes on for a long time. I update with this: A biome is a more general classification for ecosystem. So, the structure is complex. And hard to contain, if every ad-hoc balance were to be struck, we would be here all day and longer.
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