Harmful Effects of Black bee fly
A species of Anthrax
Black bee fly poses risks to bee populations by laying eggs near or on bee larvae, leading to parasitism. The larvae consume the host, potentially disrupting pollination ecosystems. The severity of the impact on bee populations can affect broader ecological systems reliant on pollination.
How Does the Black bee fly Practice Parasitism?
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