Bcrazy
Drone Bee
- Joined
- Nov 14, 2008
- Messages
- 1,460
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- Location
- Warboys, CAMBS
- Hive Type
- None
- Number of Hives
- nil bees given away all colonies
Can anyone please name this plant for me.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Another snippet, when a bee (forager) prepares for the daily round of flowers she will intake some honey and store it in the Honey crop for use during foraging. When she begins to collect the pollen grains and transfer them to the rear leg she sticks the pollen grains with some of the stored honey from the crop, along with bacteria, Lactial Acid Bacteria is also produced in the honey crop and the purpose of this bacteria is to stop the germination of the pollen grain, it also lowers the pH in the packed pollen grains. Another piece of useless information for you.
Mo
Can anyone please name this plant for me.
Thank you.
Hey Skyhook,
I am not sure where you are getting your information from about the bee brain but I can assure you its a dam sight bigger than a pin head. I would estimate it takes up at least 2/3 of the head as a lot of space is taken up by the ommatidium which connect to the brain.
Look up Snodgrss re brain.
Mo
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