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    Summary: Abuzz For Bees

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    It must have been very hard to study the bees and combine substances to test on the honeybees to get rid of the varroa mites and make sure it is still safe for the bees. What really stunned me was the a normal healthy bee colony can have up to 60‚000 bees. I found that honeybees pollinate at least 90- North American crops‚ and one-third of the world’s food crops‚ like apples almonds‚ broccoli and carrots. Those are many types of food we eat on a daily basis‚ without

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    Pollination Paper

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    Jonathan Varghese Pollination Paper Title Pollinators show no preference between Goldenrod Plants and Aster Plants regardless of differences in flower length. Introduction In this experiment‚ we observed the pollination of various plants by various pollinators in the Binghamton University Nature Preserve. We collected data by observing various plants by the pond trail area of the nature preserve and attempted to explain why some plants were structurally more attractive to pollinators than

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    Save The Bees! Einstein supposedly said‚ “If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees‚ no more pollination‚ no more plants‚ no more animals‚ no more man.” According to the United States Department of Agriculture‚ “about one-third of the human diet comes from insect-pollinated plants‚ and the honeybee is responsible for 80 percent of that pollination” (“NBC”). Additionally‚ “bees pollinate over ninety five flowering crops. Among

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    Beehive Research Paper

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    pesticides. As people are becoming more and more aware of the seriousness of this problem‚ they are trying as best as they can to preserve their own beehives‚ which can be a simple task. Moreover‚ it will preserve the bee population and it will provide you with an organic honey for you and your family. To build your own beehive you will need jars for the main beehive‚ plywood‚ pre-made bottom beehive hit‚ 1 can of dark wood stain‚ 2 pieces of 2”x12”6’ wood – cut two 22” pieces of one wood for

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    Bees Argumentative Essay

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    Bees are miraculous in their own ways. Humans are intrigued by their social structure and how within a hive each bee has its very own role. There is only one bee‚ the queen‚ within the hive that lays eggs and keeps reproducing. Drone bees‚ or male bees‚ have one purpose and that is to fertilize new queens. Lastly‚ the most essential and largest quantity of bees are the workers. They forage for pollen and nectar‚ contribute to the care of the queen and drones‚ feed larvae‚ protect the hive and perform

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    Before we started getting honeybees we had to build the bee box you can buy them but we built our own. I remember getting the wood to build the box. The sawdust was all in the air and my hand was dirty and it was hurting for messing with the wood. It smelled like pine because that what it was is pine. And you couldn’t hear nothing because of the saw sawing the wood and sanding it down. And then after we got the box built we started to build the bee box stands

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    Pseudo Homonyms

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    ahead. She slipped on the stair going into her house.  fare/fair: Is it fair that the bus fare is so expensive?  pair/pear: Mom put a pair of pears in the refrigerator.  made/maid: The hotel maid made our beds each morning.  be/bee: Don’t be scared of a little bumble bee.  red/read: Yesterday‚ he read the book with the red cover.  threw/through: He threw the ball and it rolled through the mud.  here/hear: Did you hear that she wants to move here?  piece/peace: There will be no peace in this house

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    English 2 Honors March 29‚ 2013 Emily Dickinson "Nature" is what we see— The Hill—the Afternoon— Squirrel—Eclipse— the Bumble bee— Nay—Nature is Heaven— Nature is what we hear— The Bobolink—the Sea— Thunder—the Cricket— Nay—Nature is Harmony— Nature is what we know— Yet have no art to say— So impotent Our Wisdom is To her Simplicity. In the poem the reader can see her love to nature. The theme of the poem is nature’s simplicity‚ but the poem suggests that nature is anything but simple

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    The Extinction of Bees Being stung by a bee isn’t exactly the best feeling in the world. However‚ killing that bee that causes your arm to swell up for a few hours could lead us one step closer to a world without them‚ and a world without us. The truth is‚ bees provide much more than most people would ever care to think about. The foods that we eat‚ the environments we enjoy and the medicines so many of us so badly need are only able to be provided because of pollination. In reality‚ despite how

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    Killer Bees

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    mellifera‚ better known as the Africanized Honey Bee‚ has caused many environmental and health problems in all the nations that it has invaded. They are “commonly found in hollow trees‚ rotting logs and wood and rock piles” (A). Africanized honeybees are very aggressive and have been known to sting intruders up to 50 feet away from their hive and continue to chase the intruder for up to a mile. Most bees only attack with 10-20 bees but Africanized Honey Bees swarm with hundreds of bees. Their aggressiveness

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