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Honey bees, lined earwigs and maize calligrapher hover flies were the most common insects observed feeding on Tift Long-Headed Bulk pearl millet.
Honey bees were followed by two -spotted longhorn bees, American bumble bees, sweat bees, and two other species of hover flies also feasted on the crop.
The research was conducted by USDA and University of Georgia researchers.
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