Michigan Citizen Science project identified Pawpaw (Asmina Triloba) Pollinators.

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Michigan Citizen Science project identified Pawpaw (Asmina Triloba) Pollinators.

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https://www.torreyaguardians.org/pawpaw-ecological-michigan.html

The title says it all, but most of sap beetles life cycle happens in a small area because they’re weak flyers. They need leaf litter to reproduce and larval beetles live off the rotting fruit.

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