insect biodiversity
The variety and abundance of insect species within a particular ecosystem. High insect biodiversity supports essential ecological functions, including pollination, decomposition, and pest control. It serves as a food source for birds, amphibians, and mammals. In restoration or native gardens, it reflects ecosystem health and reinforces the entire food web.
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