A genus of solitary bees, commonly called digger bees or flower bees, that are known for their fuzzy appearance and efficient pollination.
From Greek 'anthos' (flower) and 'phora' (bearing or carrying), meaning 'flower-bearer' or 'flower-carrier.'
Anthophora bees are like tiny fuzzy dust mops that collect so much pollen on their bodies they look golden, and they're such good pollinators that some gardeners actively attract them instead of honeybees.
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