E4 Forest fragments maple trees and insects
602 views · Published 20 June 2013 · 2:48 · Indexed 25 October 2026
Channel: McGill University · 2013 · Education
This McGill-based research is looking at the biodiversity of canopy insects in forest patches in an agricultural setting. The goal is to better understand how the size of forest patches contributes to keeping insects that eat the leaves of maple trees in check. For more information: http://www.connexionmonteregie.com/
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