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Agave, Bananas, Durian - Bats are essential for the pollination of certain plants that bloom at night and rely on these nocturnal visitors.

Almonds, Apples, Cherries - Honeybees are vital for their pollination services which help in the formation of fruits and seeds.

Ornamental flowers, Some Berries, Tropical Fruits - Birds, especially hummingbirds, are key in pollinating flowers that are often red and tubular.

Magnolias, Spicebush, Pawpaw - Beetles are one of the earliest pollinators and important for certain ancient lineages of flowering plants.

Cacao, Mangoes, Carrots - Flies are important pollinators for a variety of plants, including some that mimic the smell of decaying material to attract them.

Yuccas, Evening Primrose, Night-blooming Cacti - Moths pollinate night-blooming plants and are crucial for their reproductive processes.

Figs, Orchids, Some Crops - Wasps are necessary for the pollination of figs and can also be effective for several other plants.

Blueberries, Cucumbers, Sunflowers - Solitary bees are very effective pollinators, often more so than honeybees for certain crops.

Squash, Melons, Wildflowers - Butterflies act as pollinators for many wildflowers as well as some crops, contributing to plant diversity.