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We investigate how agricultural intensification affects the structure of bee-plant interaction networks both directly and indirectly by influencing the functional composition and diversity (in terms of foraging and nesting traits) of the bee assemblages. We considered 24-paired olive farms with contrasting management over a gradient of landscape complexity. We characterised the network structure and functional composition of bee assemblages visiting floral patches in the olive fields by using both functional identity and diversity metrics. We then built Bayesian Multi-level Models to assess the direct and indirect (via functional filtering processes) effects of agricultural intensification on network properties.