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So, we now know what pollinators are, how they pollinate, and why – but do you know what all this means for the food that we eat everyday? If you haven’t already, take a look at this graph<\/a><\/span>. If you have, continue scrolling to learn more.<\/p>\n

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Wondering what some of the above words mean? As you make your way through this activity, feel free to refer to the Pollinators Glossary<\/a><\/span> page for a better understanding of the terms used.<\/p>\n

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