Simple Summary Declines in insects, including pollinators, are leading to public pressure for
governments and landowners to intervene. Although integrated pest management, used to …

In the last decades, pollinators have drastically declined as a consequence of
anthropogenic activities that have local and global impacts. The food industry has been …

Wild insects provide pollination services in agroecosystems. Avocado is an economically
important crop grown in the Chilean Mediterranean climate region and exported worldwide …

Avocado pollination remains a major focus for producers as fruit‐set is typically very low
(less than 1%). Most avocado producers in Australia utilize honey bees (Apis mellifera) to …

Optimal fruit production from many tree crops relies on the transfer of cross-pollen between
trees of different cultivars rather than the transfer of self-pollen between trees of the same …

Pollination is a crucial ecosystem service contributing to global food security. Moringa
(Moringa oleifera) is an economically important tropical crop, mostly cultivated by …

Agroecosystems are often impoverished ecosystems, but they can host diverse communities
of insects which provide ecosystem services. Specifically, crops may benefit from insect …

Pollinator communities are composed of diverse groups of insects, with radically different life
histories and resource needs. Blow flies are known to visit a variety of economically …

Many nature‐based solutions (NBS), including urban greenspaces, urban agriculture and
agroforestry, depend upon animal‐pollinated plants to sequester carbon or to provide other …

For growers of insect-pollinated crops, protection or creation of on-farm semi-natural habitats
(SNHs) is often recommended as a strategy for increasing pollinator diversity to achieve …