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managed and moved Bees are better than bats and butterflies because they search out pollen. Pollen is protein in feeding and developing larvae Bees cross-pollinate - Bees pollinate plants by moving grains of pollen from one plant to another Without cross-pollination apple flowers would wither and die Plants make flowers that have nectar and pollen that bees need for food-bees transfer pollen between flower so plants can produce fruit and seeds Decline in health and population of pollinators (like bees) threaten biodiversity, food webs, and human health Possible factors that could have caused the bee decline are: improper use of pesticides and herbicides, habitat fragmentation, loss, reduction of food sources, reduction of mating sites, aggressive competition from non-native species, disease, predators, parasites, climate change, and lack of floral diversity Most plants have elaborate methods to prevent self-pollination. This includes, development of male and female parts at different times, completely different male and female flowers, and completely different male and female tree species. The bee is trying to get nectar, but search out flowers with pollen to find that nectar. Their hairy bodies pick up the pollen and then transfer it when they fly from flower to flower Why are some easier to move and manage? Which plants attract bees in our garden? How the bee population has declined in the area surrounding our school? How we can help restore the bee population through our school garden? What do bees need to live a happy life? How long do bees live?