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Species diversity and number of potential pollinator species on  H. officinalis  seed crops in various ecotopes of farm fields were studied under the influence of “Bi-58 new” insecticide treatment and without preliminary treatment. The presence of 16 insect species belonging to four families of the genus  Hymenoptera (Megachilida, Apidae, Halictidae  and  Vespidae ), two families of the  Diptera  row ( Syrphidae  and  Stratiomyidae ) and one family of the genus  Lepidoptera (Lycaenalidae)  has been identified on the seed crops of  H. officinalis . The insecticidal treatment in general did not significantly affect the total number of pollinators, but changed the species composition of pollinators and their number on the field area. As much as possible, the decrease in the prevalence and number of the  Megachilida  species was affected.

Condition of entomophilic fauna on Hyssopus officinalis L. crops depending on ecotope conditions