Do bees spread berry seeds

Bees primarily pollinate flowers, which helps in the reproduction of plants, including berry plants. While they don't spread berry seeds directly, their role in pollination enables the formation of berries, which then produce seeds. When birds and other animals consume berries, they can disperse the seeds through their droppings, thus contributing to the spread of berry plants. So, while bees contribute to the growth of berries, the actual seed dispersal is mainly carried out by other animals.