Practical Beekeeping Designed for the Use of the Beginner And Small Apiarist
Practical Beekeeping Designed for the Use of the Beginner And Small Apiarist
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If permitted by the bees, she will get at the cells and des- troy the other queens.
After the queen has mated, the worker bees in their excitement will sometimes pitch upon her and form a ball. This is called "balling" a queen. The same thing may take place if two or more swarms get united, or if strange queens get into a colony. Should a colony thus destroy its queen or become queenless in any other way, the bees, on being disturbed, will set up a characteristic roar. The individual bees will ...buzz excitedly and then stop for an instant and then buzz again. This roaring is almost a positive evidence of the colony's queenless condition. Should the colony not have any e ggs, or larvae under three days old, a queen cannot be produced by them. In the course of time the bees, realizing the hopelessly queenless condition, attempt, by feeding up worker bees, to regener- ate the colony. These workers are termed laying workers and al- though their ovaries become filled with eggs, they are never capa- ble of being fertilized, and so can produce nothing but drones of an inferior grade, as they are reared in worker cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If permitted by the bees, she will get at the cells and des- troy the other queens.
After the queen has mated, the worker bees in their excitement will sometimes pitch upon her and form a ball. This is called "balling" a queen. The same thing may take place if two or more swarms get united, or if strange queens get into a colony. Should a colony thus destroy its queen or become queenless in any other way, the bees, on being disturbed, will set up a characteristic roar. The individual bees will ...buzz excitedly and then stop for an instant and then buzz again. This roaring is almost a positive evidence of the colony's queenless condition. Should the colony not have any e ggs, or larvae under three days old, a queen cannot be produced by them. In the course of time the bees, realizing the hopelessly queenless condition, attempt, by feeding up worker bees, to regener- ate the colony. These workers are termed laying workers and al- though their ovaries become filled with eggs, they are never capa- ble of being fertilized, and so can produce nothing but drones of an inferior grade, as they are reared in worker cells.
What to read after Practical Beekeeping Designed for the Use of the Beginner And Small Apiarist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Benton to read onlineMoreLess
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