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Bumblebee Is Often Used As A Mass Pollination In Commercial Agriculture And Industrialized
One of the salient features of the Bumblebees is that they are specialized and effective pollinators because they are the best pollinators flower Alfalfa by elemplo.
Alfalfa, Bumblebee; and New Zealadn - The Bumblebee and Its Direct Influence on Agriculture, To Be Used as Mass Commercial Pollinator
However in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century, New Zealand mattered Alfalfa because the plant was not a natural pollinator to perpetuate the species and therefore these crops Alfalfa were condemned reproductive failure, it was then that I decided New Zealand import four varieties of bumblebees that did not exist in New Zealand at that time. The decision could not be better, for four years after New Zealand did not need to import more Alfafa, as there were not only coarse crops Alfalfa but the natural reproductive cycle of the plant was successful, thanks to the different species of bumblebees pollinators of this plant is now found in all cultures Alfalfa New Zealand.
In the U.S., the bumblebees were used by the tomato industry in multiple and large greenhouses to achieve massive and successful production of tomato plantations obviously commercial, the idea proved a success for the entrepreneur and indutriales of tomato industry.Alfalfa crops grow well in New Zealand, thanks to 4 species of bumblebees.