Centipedegrass: A Beneficial Food Source for Bees in Autumn

According to a recent study from the University of Georgia, centipedegrass, commonly found in the Southeast, serves as an unexpected food source for bees. As urbanization and pesticide use diminish their natural food supply, bees may increasingly depend on lawns for nourishment. Shimat Joseph, the study's lead author, emphasized the importance of providing additional resources to support bee populations, which play a crucial role in biodiversity and ecology.