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Science 2021-06-16 1 min read

Glyphosate pesticides persist for years in wild plants and cause flower infertility

Researchers show for first time that commonly used herbicides can persist within wild forest plants for years, reducing fertility long-term and potentially also impacting pollinators
Published 2021-06-16 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers
An herbicide widely used in agriculture, forestry and other applications can cause deleterious effects on the reproductive health of a common perennial plant found in forests in British Columbia, Canada. Researchers reported in the journal END
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