The significance of plant-pollinator interactions in ecosystems cannot be overstated, as they are vital for the reproductive success of many plants. These interactions enhance biodiversity by facilitating the transfer of pollen, which increases genetic variability and resilience in plant populations. In turn, plants provide essential resources like nectar and pollen to pollinators, creating a mutually beneficial relationship. Disruptions to these interactions, often caused by habitat loss or pesticide use, can lead to declines in both pollinators and plant species, affecting overall ecosystem stability.