If a city starts planting wildflowers along the roadways, how would you expect the population of bees to change over time? Explain your reasoning.

What happens to the bee population as gets bigger and bigger?

Describe the changes you might see in a world without bees.

In recent years, there has been an increase of bee colonies that have suddenly and mysteriously died. This is called bee colony collapse. The worker bees leave the hive and the queen, babies, and food remain. Without the worker bees, the hive cannot survive. Bee colony collapse negatively impacts the environment around the hives. The bees pollinate the plants and crops that surround the hive. Without bees, the plants and crops would not bloom or produce fruits and vegetables. Scientists think there are a few reasons why the bee colonies are collapsing. The first is the increased invasion of a mite in a hive. The use of pesticides by farmers and gardeners may also be killing the bees. The pesticides are used to keep bugs that destroy plants and crops under control, but they are unintentionally killing bees as well.  How does the author support the idea that bee colony collapse negatively impacts the environment?*The author explains that pesticides help to control harmful bug populations on plants and crops.The author explains that without bees, crops and plants won't be pollinated.The author explains that without worker bees, a hive can not survive with just a queen and babies.The author explains that the invasion of mites may be one reason that bee colonies are collapsing.

Due to the short-term environmental change of a drought, much of the soil in an area can no longer support a species of wildflower. As a result, the plants now grow only in small regions within the area. Which effect of an environmental change does this best illustrate? migration loss of habitat adaptation extinction

Bees are insects known for their production of honey (in some species) and their role in the pollination process. They are found in every global habitat that has insect-pollinated flowering plants, and they play an important role in those ecosystems. Some countries have a higher prevalence of domesticated bees and some have more wild bees. A laboratory has conducted a study of different ecosystems which rely on bee pollination and concluded that wild bees play a more efficient role in pollinating an ecosystem as compared to domesticated bees. Which finding from the laboratory study, if true, would most directly support their conclusion?Domesticated bees pollinate a wider variety of flowers than wild bees do. eliminateSince honey reserves are collected from domestic hives by beekeepers, the bees must collect more pollen from flowers to produce more honey.eliminateThe success of urban gardens is directly related to the number of wild, urban bee hives in the area.eliminateWild bees were found to visit 50% more plants than domestic bees were in the same time frame.