### animal | arthropod | insect:

Pollinator
* Most pollinators are insects
  - collect pollen
  - consume nectar
  - drink nectar
  - enter flowers
  - feed on nectar
  - get food
* Most pollinators have flowers
  - smelly flowers
  - white flowers
* Most pollinators pollinate crops
  - provide pollination services
* Most pollinators receive food
  - vital nutrients
  - rely on plants
  - transfer pollen
* Most pollinators visit flowers
  - milkweed flowers
* Some pollinators are more olfactory than visual, and of course, some use both senses
  - specific for a particular flower
  - eat fruit
  - have eyes
  - make trips
* are a crucial part of healthy agricultural and natural landscapes
  - huge part of the reproduction of plants in general
  - also vital to agriculture
* are animals such as insects, birds, or bats that drink flower nectar for food
  - that pick up pollen and move it from flower to flower
  - biotic agents that play a very important role in pollination process
  - birds or insects such as bees that transfer pollen
  - critical to much more than what fills our stomachs
* are essential to our environment
  - the functioning of all terrestrial ecosystems
  - honeybees and other hymenoptera, and some diptera
  - primarily different species of bees
  - thus essential to the stability of the global ecosystem itself
  - vital to the survival of many wild plants and food crops
  - wind, water, bees, small mammals, birds
* come from miles away to partake of the nectar
  - to sample the nectar they provide
* fly around, searching for food, water, and places to nest.
* help plants To make their seeds.
* include bees.
  - ears
  - heads
  - thoraxes
* increase the cost of sex by avoiding female flowers
  - their nectar or pollen intake by visiting many flowers on the same plant
* play a critical role in the life history of many flowering plants
  - an important role in the production of crops for humans
* provide an essential ecological function in both agricultural and wildland ecosystems
* thrive on flower nectar and pollen.
  - more frequently, or behave in ways that improve reproduction in large populations

### animal | arthropod | insect | pollinator:

Common pollinator
* Most common pollinators visit flowers.
* are native bees, butterflies, bats and hummingbirds.

Insect pollinator
* Most insect pollinators receive nutrients
* include bees.
  - vital nutrients

Wild pollinator
* Most wild pollinators provide pollination services.
* enhance fruit set of crops regardless of honey bee abundance.

Predatory insect
* Most predatory insects kill prey.
* Some predatory insects attack harmful pests.
* Some predatory insects eat aphids
  - insect pests
  - pest insects
* are a natural solution that is safe for plants, people, pets, and the planet.

Primitive insect
* Most primitive insects are wingless and have a relatively weak exoskeleton
  - have development
* Most primitive insects possess abdominal appendages
  - two sets of wings

Proturan
* All proturans have five distinct stages.
* are insects
  - tiny wingless insects that live in moist situations such as leaf litter
* have small appendages ventral on the first three abdominal segments.
* is an insect

Psocid
* are small, soft-bodied insects that resemble aphids
  - winged, soft-bodied insects colored gray or brown
* become a pest when they invade homes - almost always linked with damp conditions.
* favour damp conditions.
* feed on a wide variety of organic matter, both of animal and plant origin.
* thrive in damp, warm undisturbed environments.