Proboscis, pollen, and the rapture of interspecies intimacy

I caught a bumblebee rolling around in a big red rose once. You'd think the creature was normally down to business, flitting from flower to flower, dutifully pollenating. I've no other way to describe it, this one was rolling around in that rose like a wire-haired terrier in stray fish guts.

Very blathery, seems to have been written by an artist rather than a scientist.<p>Relevant part is this &quot;One place to start [assisting pollination] is finding opportunities to encourage and facilitate the relationships between plants and their endemic pollinator partners. To that end, The Pollinator Partnership has developed a comprehensive series of free planting guides tailored to the swathe of individual ecoregions found throughout the US and Canada. To access these guides, you simply enter your postal code into their system and it will generate the corresponding document containing specific recommendations and practices to help you support plant-pollinator partnerships in your immediate area.&quot;

A whole article on this topic without the word “symbiosis”?