In Florida, the introduction of the golden rain tree sparked a swift adaptation in soapberry bugs, leading them to develop shorter beaks suitable for feeding on the tree’s seeds. However, research later revealed a concerning trend: the native bug population that had adapted to these invasive plants began to disappear, highlighting a loss of the older ecotype.
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