what is breeding of bees called?
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Breeding of bees is called Apiculture.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bee_Stings
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In 19th century Britain , it was used to explain sex to children by parents and teachers , using examples of birds nesting ( bringing up a family in the nest (home ) and Bees mating ( sleeping together ).it was euphemism for sex education when taught informally. The expression of the Birds and Bees ( like many )has survived to this day
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Bees do not create honey; they are actually improving upon a plant product, nectar. The honey we eat is nectar that bees have repeatedly regurgitated and dehydrated.
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with seeds. \nthey have flowers and then the little bees come...
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3. populations that have the potential to interbreed and produce fertile offspring.\n\nnumber 1 could be a taxon, number 2 could be a population, 4 is allopatric organisms, and 5 is organisms in the same niche.\n\nof course, 3 gets fuzzy as soon as you want to talk about organisms with the ability to clone themselves, like bacteria... but generally the definition is a group of organisms that have the ability to interbreed and produce fertile offspring.
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Birds and bees did NOT get together. I don't even know if that would be proportianally possible, even if they tried. Females are considered the birds, and some older males still use the word bird to say female, eg. "Did you see that bird at the cafe?"; however such a reference is usually from older men. Very few animals do it with another species, and the two species' are usually very similar, eg. Donkeys and horses can have a baby mule, and different types of dog can breed.
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They do not become your minion. The bee colony is centered to the queen bee as it is the only individual in the colony with the capability to breed and renew the colony's numbers. Thus without the queen a colony would soon be wiped out with no new bees born. If you have a queen bee, the entire colony will follow it and make the nest whereever the queen resides. Beekeepers often use this method to keep hives by securing the queen in a hive with outlets only the smaller worker bees are capable of entering and exiting since the queen is several sizes larger. When they move the hive, the entire colony follows. You do not become the bees rulers, they just tolerate you and are only devoted to theur queen.
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A bee named Midas becomes obsessed with his part of the honeycomb looking better than all the other bees.  He spends all his time making sure his section is turned just right so that when the sun hits it the honey will glint like gold.  But since he has to stay right at the hive protecting his section all the time he does not do the hard work of gathering and collecting the pollen to bring back to the hive.  Soon his section is drained of honey and begins to dry up.  The rest of the hive complains to the queen bee and old Midas is kicked out like a. . . BUM-blebee.
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I do not think it is true as stated.  The data I have explored indicates that bees do not travel anywhere near that far in search of pollen, which they collect to form into honey.  However it might be possible that a bee flies that far in their lifetime collecting honey, however over a very small area by comparison.
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Animals that lay eggs which then hatch are called oviparous.  Animals that give birth to live young are called viviparous.  Animals that create eggs, but keep them internally so that they hatch before birth are called ovoviviparous.\n\nMonotremes are mammals that lay eggs, such as the Platypus and five species of Echidna.  They also produce milk, so live birth and milk production are not equivalent.
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producers or angiosperms.
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all countries, whether japan, US, chile, argentina, germany or wherever, have an office of agriculture...under that office i think is the livestock division...that probably the best place to ask information about breeding pigs and goats. you didnt mention from what country you come from... but if you live in a highly urbanized city, its a no-no to breed it in your house...haha...good luck on your breeding!
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What kind of bees make milk?\n\n\nBoobies.
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queens  seldome sting  once  theyre  established.....if a hivegenerates a new queen  and the hive starts to split....the active queen  will sting the new arrivival  .to get rid  of  her.....queen bee's  in a funny  way  set  the  revelations of  science  in  gear.....the  european  system  for  centuries   regarded the  queen  as  a  king....had to  be  a  king..look at all the  servants..matched  in  verbalization..the  attitude prevelent at the time...when it was proven  the kings  were  queens it  was a  heavy  blow to  male  intellectuals.\nbees sting  because  they  got  the  equipement  for  it....and its usually  only  a  threatning  cituation.....some  hives  seldome  sting...some are  veryhostile......a virgin  queens eggs  can produce  drones  and or  workers...once  shes  mated  she can produce a  hardy  worker stronger type   drones  and  eggs that  can be developed  to  queen cells
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Stores obviously "sell" it. Bees, on the other hand, "cell" it, by storing it in the cells of their hives.
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It's called a punnet square. It's very hard to determine exactly just by doing a simple punnets square but you can give it a try, (its kinda fun once you get started). Each individual zygote has a genotype (letter makeup) and phenotype ("picture" of letter). You can use any letter, uppercase is always dominant, lowercase is always recessive. Now each parent can either be heterozygous which means you can be Bb, (both dominant and recessive), or homozygous, bb or BB. You can do a few punnet squares to play around and see what you get. Answer is long but hope it helps to better understand.