Question

In general, all croplands tend to reduce the diversity and number of pollinator species. In which areas do croplands lead to the greatest % decline in pollinator species?
1. Near urban areas

2. Near pasture

3. In tropical areas

4. In temperate areas

5. In mountainous areas

Answer 1

It is possible that near urban areas the diversity and number of pollinator species gets reduced. The correct option is 1.

What are pollinators?

A pollinator is something that assists in the transport of pollen from either the male part of the flower (stamen) to the female part of a similar or another flower (stigma).

Pollen movement is required for the plant to become fertilized and generate fruits, seeds, and young plants.

Loss of habitat is one of the most serious threats to pollinators.

Expanding urbanization and agricultural development consume these creatures' habitat and replace it with roadways, vast swaths of lawn, and exotic garden plants.

Thus, the correct option is 1.

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