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    Assignment Where Have All the Bees Gone? Morgan E. Peck Discover Magazine 2009 Summary Each year since 2006‚ bees have gradually been disappearing from their hives or dying off. Bees have died off before in the past. This is called colony collapse disorder or CCD. In the past CCD was cause by mites or infections‚ but now this is caused because of the commercial agricultural farmers. Bees play a key part in pollination. When the crops are pollinated by the bees‚ they are capable of producing

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    Treats of honey-bees ecology Martin Dedinsky SCI 215 Enviromental Science Katarina Tuharska Research Paper February 26‚ 2010 It’s technically impossible to replace honey-bees as most important pollinators on earth. Pollination is service provided by insects and other small animals. Also Honey-bees distribute pollen among plants of the same species. This function of ecosystem could not be imitated by any jet invented technology. Plants

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    Bamalli Beekeeping‚ a Sustainable Livelihood Prepared by; Aliyu A. Bamalli Certified Proficient Bee Master CEO A & A. Bamalli Agric Products Limited Coordinator Northern Nigerian Development Initiative (NNDI) African Award Winner in “BEST” Honey Product Quality 2012             Paper Presented at a Seminar Organized by; A & A Bamalli Agric Products Limited In collaboration with; Kaduna State Local Government Service Commission Venue; National Water Resources Institute Conference

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    Beekeeping Would the average person know that a honey bees’ wings stroke 11‚400 times per minute‚ making a distinctive buzzing noise (Delaplane). There are many things that people don’t know about bees. Such as when beekeeping started‚ the difference between hobbyist and commercial beekeepers. There are also different types of bees‚ different types of honey and different uses of honey. Most people are perfectly fine never encountering a bee or knowing anything about them. A human’s first reaction

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    the honeybee’s Latin name Apis mellifera‚ meaning ‘honey gatherer’. Since bees do not collect honey but nectar from which honey is made‚ the scientific name should actually be Apis mellifica meaning ‘honey maker’. Although apiculture refers to the honeybee‚ the vital role all bees play in the pollination of crops and flowering plants has caused apiculture to also include the management and study of non-Apis bees such as bumblebees and leafcutter bees. Some 90 million years ago‚ flowering plants first

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    Bees Building a hive When we talk about bees all we are very familiar with are the honey bees. Honey bees are the most popular type of bees as they produce one of the sweetest things. They not only produce honey but also the honey combs which are used by humans for the honey comb wax. Honey bees usually produce their honey in honeycombs in their hive‚ which they use to feed their young in colder months. They make their hive near forests‚ gardens‚ or some bushes place. Some beekeepers also keep bees

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    happens when the majority of the worker bees abandon a queen and vanish. They also leave behind a lot of nourishment and nurse bees to look after the staying immature bees and the queen. The hives cannot support themselves without worker bees‚ so they have chance to die. Colony Collapse Disorder have declined significantly over the last 5 years. It was already known in the apiculture field as different names. Since the great number of disappearance of western honey bee‚ this syndrome was renamed colony

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    Killer bees are dangerous but sure can make some good honey. The killer bee makes honey just not as much as it is expected. The killer Bee will not make as much as the honey bee. Back in the 50’s a group of brazil scientist were in the lab trying to altar honey bees in order to get more honey but came out more aggressive and Known as the “Killer Bee” Killer bee’s were made to produce more honey but that didn’t work out so well. The scientist wanted the killer bee to mate with the honey bees

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    But the buzzing is music to a beekeeper’s ears. As the name suggests‚ beekeepers keep bees. The main reason for keeping bees is to collect their honey. Honey is a mixture of plant nectar and fluid from the honeybees’ bodies. The bees put the honey in a cell in the honeycomb. Bees can live almost anywhere‚ but they will make more honey if there are flowers nearby. The bees need the flower from nectar to make honey. One of the most important tasks of a beekeeper is to take care of the hive. Beekeepers

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    In a world where many countries are facing food shortages because of drought‚ flooding‚ overpopulation‚ and wildfire; one must consider the diminishing role of natural pollinators‚ such as bees‚ in agriculture. Edward O. Wilson discusses food supply shortages within his book‚ The Future of Life‚ and his view of solutions to the problems he discusses. In the idea of environmentalism‚ there are different aspects that can be looked at when correcting the future of food supply and its upcoming shortages

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