The present handbook for practitioners, beekeepers, growers, and conservationists shows the reader how to strive to maintain important checks and balances, taking into consideration pollinators in croplands, both large and small, and within the world's temperate and tropical realms. While it describes a range of methods and goals. This book deals with many different subjects related to pollination that are seldom put side by side. It considers issues such as the Agents for Pollination: Anemophily, Zoophily and Hydrophily, Pollination Management in Orchards, Anther and Pollen Development Biology, Honeybee Pollination of Fruit Tree Crops, Bee Flora and Pollination of Crops, Insect Pollinators, Role of Insect Pollinators, Pollination of Seed Crops by Insects, Weeds to Pollinators and so on. All these matters are explained at the level of detail that is needed to fully understand the importance of the Integrated Pollination to Manage Pollinator Species.