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For this problem, I can think of four possible solutions:
1. Examine Frankin Universe's code. I can confirm that the person behind that mod had the same problem and solved it.
2. Make bees only spawn in microbiomes, instead of spawning in large biomes like Lush. Why not have them spawn in a biome like Giant Flowers, for example?
3. Create your own biome that spawns bees. That way, it doesn't affect vanilla biomes.
4. How about using the one that spawns in the Ocean biomes, which is always full of exotic beetles, so that bees spawn instead of beetles? This will make it harder to get bees, but on the other hand, it will look more natural and will not affect any biome.