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Local interaction networks reconstructed from global biodiversity data improve pollinator restoration decision making
Global pollinator declines threaten the health of ecosystems and food systems, underscoring the urgency of conservation actions such as habitat restoration. However, data gaps on plant use among pollinators continue to limit reliable design of restoration plant mixes. To address this, we present NEC
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