What do feeding butterflies and bees carrying pollen from flower to flower cause?

The fertilization of the flower part, the growthof the plant's seed, and the possibility of greater diversity and spread over a wider area are what feeding bees and butterflies cause in carrying pollen from flower to flower. Specifically, pollinating agents such as bees and butterflies make sure to it that the host plant grows over a wider area than the immediate ground in which it grows. Additionally, the mixing of different pollen particles encourages the appearance of new, improved forms of the plant.