Yellow-eyed grasses may have more insect visitors than previously thought

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Apr 12, 2024, 11:25 am96 ptsTrending
Scientists previously believed that a family of flowering plants called yellow-eyed grasses didn't attract many insect visitors, but the recent discovery of a fungus that hijacks the plant and forms fungal "pseudoflowers" has researchers rethinking this assumption.

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