Agapostemon texanus, commonly known as the Texas sweat bee, is a species of solitary bee found in the southern United States. These bees are known for their vibrant metallic green coloration, which distinguishes them from other species. They are important pollinators, visiting a variety of flowers to collect nectar and pollen. Agapostemon texanus nests in the ground, creating small burrows where they lay their eggs and provide provisions for their offspring.