Sorghum: The unlikely food source for pollinators

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Jan 31, 2023, 3:58 pm819 ptsInteresting
Sorghum bicolor, a pollen-rich grass species cultivated for grain and forage, which looks similar to corn, can be an important food source for pollinators and other beneficial insects during times when pollen and nectar are scarce.

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