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importantSYS.SOURCE: My Modern Met2026-07-22T16:49:29Z

Ancient Magnolia Flowers Rely on Beetle Pollination Due to Evolutionary Adaptations

Magnolia flowers, existing for over 100 million years, rely on beetles for pollination as they predate bees. Their evolutionary traits, including sturdy petals and fruit-like scents, align with ancient beetle pollination strategies.

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