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  1. Chief pollinators of agricultural crops are
    1. butterflies
    2. bees
    3. moths
    4. beetles
Correct Option: B

Pollination by insect is known as Entomophily. Among insects bees are the most common pollinators which pollinate about 80% of the total insect pollinated flowers.


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