text: YSK to leave them Dandelions alone!
  
  Author: Thurid 
  
  trancepx: "How did plants reproduce before bees? I read recently bees aren't native to North America? Is that true"  
  Thurid: "Hummingbirds, moths, butterflies? Many insects pollinate afaik"  
  Conatus_Hawk: "Honey bees not native but many other bees are native. "  tissin: "How does that work in terms of evolution?"  Conatus_Hawk: "I am not sure about your question . There are many species of bee that are native to N. America and they are for the most part good pollinators. They didn't evolve to be honey bees. "  HoicGiace: "Nah, before bees were here, it was like a desolate wasteland."  The_Doctor_00: "Bats are the second largest pollinator next to bees..."  Mrsparklee: "I keep explaining this to my dad, but he still had a guy come and spray poison around the yard.  Dickhead. "  Appalachian_American: "I’m afraid our HOA doesn’t care. Twits."  Nadia_Rising: "How does this even work with dandelions being asexual?!? I thought they don’t produce nectar?" 
tokens: YSK to leave them Dandelions alone ! Author : Thurid trancepx : " How did plants reproduce before bees ? I read recently bees are n't native to North America ? Is that true " Thurid : " Hummingbirds , moths , butterflies ? Many insects pollinate afaik " Conatus_Hawk : " Honey bees not native but many other bees are native . " tissin : " How does that work in terms of evolution ? " Conatus_Hawk : " I am not sure about your question . There are many species of bee that are native to N. America and they are for the most part good pollinators . They did n't evolve to be honey bees . " HoicGiace : " Nah , before bees were here , it was like a desolate wasteland . " The_Doctor_00 : " Bats are the second largest pollinator next to bees ... " Mrsparklee : " I keep explaining this to my dad , but he still had a guy come and spray poison around the yard . Dickhead . " Appalachian_American : " I ’m afraid our HOA does n’t care . Twits . " Nadia_Rising : " How does this even work with dandelions being asexual ? ! ? I thought they do n’t produce nectar ? "
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