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La emisión de contaminantes aéreos debido a la actividad industrial se ha incrementado en las últimas décadas. El corredor industrial del estado de Guanajuato, México no es la excepción, especialmente por las diversas industrias asentadas en esta zona que abarca las municipalidades de Celaya, Salamanca, Irapuato, Silao y León. De manera paralela, la zona también se caracteriza por una alta actividad agrícola con cultivos de importancia que necesitan de insectos y otros animales para su polinización. Los contaminantes como el ozono (O3) tienen efectos negativos sobre la emisión de compuestos orgánicos volátiles (COV´s) emitidos por las flores, los cuales cumplen con funciones de atracción de polinizadores. En esta revisión analizamos los contaminantes principales que se presentan en el corredor industrial, así como sus efectos negativos en el servicio de polinización. Esta información apunta a la urgente necesidad de considerar la contaminación del aire como un factor negativo en el servicio de polinización mediada por insectos.
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