Identify a native Illinois woodland wildflower suitable for a moist, shaded garden that attracts bees. State the common name of the recommended plant and list all types of bees mentioned in its 'Faunal Associations' section.
Navigate to the 'Woodland Wildflowers' section. Browse the listed plants and click on a link for a plant whose 'Cultivation' section indicates a preference for 'moist' or 'mesic' conditions and 'shade' (e.g., 'light to moderate shade', 'dappled sunlight', 'medium shade'). On the plant's detailed page, confirm its light and moisture preferences in the 'Cultivation' section. Locate the 'Faunal Associations' section and identify any types of bees attracted to the plant. If no bees are mentioned or the section is missing, return to the 'Woodland Wildflowers' list and select another plant. State the common name of the identified plant and the types of bees it attracts.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Woodland Wildflowers' section. The selected plant's 'Cultivation' section specifies a preference for 'moist' or 'mesic' conditions and 'shade' (e.g., 'partial sun to light shade', 'dappled sunlight', 'medium shade'). The agent states the common name of the selected plant as 'Yellow Lady's Slipper'. The agent accurately lists the types of bees attracted to Yellow Lady's Slipper as: honeybees, little carpenter bees (Ceratina spp.), mason bees (Osmia spp.), Halictid bees (Agapostemon sp., Lasioglossum spp.), and Andrenid bees (Andrena spp.).