Honey Bees Pollinators

Honey bees has been considered a beneficial introduction; it distributes as a pollinator and the provider of the hive products. Some scientist has questioned the environment role of bees outside of their natural state or range. Majority of plant species are used by honey bees, which set some high potential disturbance for pollinator relationships. Honey bees do not necessarily harm plants: they are also unlikely to enlarge hybridization of native flora. Honey bees usually use a small proportion of plant species. Honey bees are more likely effective pollinators of native plants than other bees. Many plant species are used by honey bees, which means that there is a high potential for disturbance of pollinator/native relationships. Negative
impacts of honey bees should be carefully assessed before further introduction is carried out. The predecessor of honey bees alters the abundance and some behavior of many native fauna on flowers. Even though honeybees are pollinators, that causes a huge problem. Such as new diseases can be imported and will diminish the honey bee population. Honey bees take nectar and pollen from other pollinators. Honey bees are not the best pollinators in the natural ecosystem. Environmental changes will affect the honey bee population tremendously. On the other hand, bees will collect pollen for its own consumption to feed for its youth (hive). Without honey bees more, acres would be used to provide enough speed to assist our own consumption and could raise the prices that are derived from them at local markets. Humans practice of agricultural has gravely change the pollination of honey bees within the United States.