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Pollination is one of key processes that guarantee flowering plants reproductive success and stability of terrestrial ecosystems. Considering growing of the pollination crisis and the documented decline in insect biodiversity, we should look at their causes and circumstances. The problem of pollination crisis, unfortunately, is usually only considered in terms of extinction of honeybee families (Apis mellifera), which is one of nearly 20.000 bee species worldwide. Widely regarded as one of the best pollinators for many plant species, it has, in fact, ambiguous role in ecosystems. For instance, numerous studies have indicated its strong competition with local pollinators, which are extremely effective pollen vectors. Based on current knowledge it is important to understand that promoting beekeeping cannot be the only method of limiting the pollination crisis, and increasing the number of honeybee families is not an effective response to biodiversity decline. Therefore, to balance the needs of biodiversity conservation, food safety and beekeepers? businesses, finding a smart compromise, based on reliable science data, is necessary.

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