Why Some Moths Play a Bigger Role in Nighttime Pollination Than Bees
When we think of pollinators, bees typically steal the spotlight. Their distinctive buzzing and daytime activity make them visible champions of plant reproduction. However, as daylight fades and bees return to their hives, another critical group of pollinators takes flight: moths. These nocturnal insects aren’t merely bees’ night shift replacements—in many ecosystems, they perform pollination ...