A single bee is a part of an ecosystem

The answer is "polylectic (generalist) which mean they collect pollen from a range of flowering plants"

Explanation:

Honey bees are flying insects firmly identified with wasps and ants, known for their function in fertilization and, on account of the most popular honey bee species, the western bumble bee, for delivering nectar. Honey bees are a mono-phyletic genealogy inside the super family Apoidea. They are by and by thought about a clade, called Anthophila. There are more than 16,000 known types of honey bees in seven perceived natural families. A few animal types including bumble bees, honey bees, and stingless honey bees live socially in states while a few animal varieties including artisan honey bees, woodworker honey bees, leaf cutter honey bees, and sweat honey bees are lone.

Honey bees feed on nectar and pollen, the previous principally as a fuel source and the last fundamentally for protein and different supplements. Most pollen is utilized as nourishment for their hatching. Vertebrate hunters of honey bees incorporate winged creatures, for example, honey bee eaters; bug hunters incorporate honey bee wolves and dragonflies.

i think its the first one