Recent research indicates that soybeans do not solely rely on self-pollination; wild…

Recent research indicates that soybeans do not solely rely on self-pollination; wild pollinators can enhance seed formation. This finding, published in Scientific Reports, raises questions about genetic improvement and suggests that biodiversity should be integrated as a key factor to maximize yields. A study by INTA and Conicet experts shifts the understanding of soybean cultivation, emphasizing the need to preserve biodiversity and natural pollinators around fields, as they serve as a safeguard against reproductive failures.