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Honey bee biology

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Honey Bee Apis mellifera Anatomy & Biology

Honey Bee Apis mellifera Anatomy & Biology. Honey Bee External Anatomy. Three Body Regions Head, Thorax, and Abdomen. Head. Compound Eyes Three Ocelli Simple Eyes Antennae Respond to Touch & Odor Mandibles Proboscis Lapping up Nectar & Other Fine Particles . Compound Eye.

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Pollinators

Wind Water Insects Birds. Rodents Bats Self-pollinating. Pollinators. Pollinators. World Crop Pollination 73% Bees - 5% beetles 19% flies - 4% birds 6.5 % bats - 5% wasps 4% butterflies and moths. Source: www.albany.edu/natweb/dispoll.html. Floral Adaptations.

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Fall/Winter in the Hive

West Plains Beekeepers Association Jack and Ellen Miller Topics: Preparations for Success Reasons for Failure Winter Cluster Characteristics. Fall/Winter in the Hive. Preparations for Success. Consensus: Enough honey and pollen located correctly in hive (approx. 60-80 lbs)

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Allergies

Allergies. Immediate hypersensitivity Excessive IgE production in response to allergens (antigens). Allergic Reaction. B cells secretes allergen specific Ig Helper T release cytokines which tell B cells to make IgE B cell switches from IgG to IgE IgE binds to mast cells and basophils

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Order: Hymenoptera

Order: Hymenoptera. Ant, bee, wasp 2 pr wings, membranous Social and solitary Most larvae legless. Bee Castes. Worker Queen Drone. Communication Dances. Round Dance Close food (<80m in Carniolan bee) Livelier = better source; also tells smell and taste

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