Diversidad de entomofauna diurna asociada a cultivares de Achira (Canna edulis KER) en el municipio de Garzón (Huila), Colombia

The chapter delves into the entomofauna associated with Canna edulis at different times of the day. Insect activity is observed to be greater in the morning, with species such as stingless bees (Trigona sp.) and other pollinating insects showing frequent visits. The plant serves not only as a source of nectar but also as a refuge and space for ecological interaction among various species. Additionally, the study explores variations in activity between two plots (C1 and C2), attributing these differences to the distinct floristic environments and nearby production systems. This analysis enhances our understanding of plant-insect interactions and their contribution to ecosystem services.