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Read the passage and answer the question. Passage: Bees are among the hardest-working creatures on a farm, and their value goes far beyond honey. As a bee moves from flower to flower collecting nectar, grains of pollen stick to its body and are carried to the next flower, fertilising it. This work, called pollination, is what allows many fruits, vegetables and oilseeds to set seed and grow. Without pollinators, the yield of crops such as apples, mustard and sunflower would fall sharply, and some plants would produce almost no fruit at all. Farmers who keep beehives near their fields often harvest more than those who do not, and they also earn extra income from honey and beeswax. Yet bee numbers are falling in many places because of the loss of flowering plants, the heavy use of pesticides and changing weather. Protecting bees therefore means planting flowers, using chemicals with care and leaving wild corners where bees can nest. A farm that looks after its bees is, in the end, looking after its own harvest. What would happen to crops without pollinators, in the passage?