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Home Q & A Board Biology-Related Homework Help Environmental and Conservation Biology
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torytj torytj
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11 years ago
what is an ECOSYSTEM (like rain forest, desert, etc) that has bees as one of the keystone species?....and what are other keystone species in that ecosystem?
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smn
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11 years ago
Bees are one of the most diverse and important pollinators, so anyplace where angiosperms (Flowering plants) are dominant will be a place where bees and other pollinators will be keystone species.

Ants are keystone species in almost every ecosystem since they help recycle and aerate soil and act as a natural biocontrol of other species (major predators).

Hope this helps
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