honeybees造句

Nepotism in swarming honeybees(Apis cerana cerana)

The mite is a tiny creature that feeds on honeybees.

Africanized honeybees swarm toward an Ochroma flower just after sunset.

Thermoregulation in mixed species colonies of honeybees(Apis cerana and Apis mellifera)

His previous research has shown honeybees can fly up to nine miles to patches of heather.

Pesticides called neonicotinoids are widely implicated in the deaths of honeybees across the world.

They still depend on it for rattan, fuel, honeybees, hunting and wood to build their houses and boats.

stingless male bee in a colony of social bees (esp. honeybees) whose sole function is to mate with the queen.

A structure of hexagonal, thin - walled cells constructed from beeswax by honeybees to hold honey and larvae.

How do hundreds of honeybees make a critical decision about their hive if many of them disagree?

The life expectancy of entire colonies dropped below 200 days, making it difficult for honeybees to last through winter.

Like honeybees and ancient mariners, they can navigate by the sun, so they know the general direction in which to travel.

fetal-looking colonial rodent of east Africa; neither mole nor rat; they feed on tubers and have a social structure similar to that of honeybees and termites.

Scientists are struggling to figure out what is killing the honeybees, and early results of a key study this week point to some kind of disease or parasite.

Because honeybees evolved in the tropics, Dr. Dornhaus's next field site was in the Nilgiri Hills in the Western Ghats in India.

Only 46 percent of normal European honeybees typically survive through winter, but the supercharged bees have a 75 percent survival rate.

Whenever we went through crowds, I felt that I was exposed to all. Tens and thousands of eyes were staring at us. I thought that they were stinging me like honeybees.

With as many as 50, 000 workers in a single hive, honeybees have evolved ways to work through individual differences of opinion to do what's best for the colony.

In recent years, however, there has been alarm over possible shortages of honeybees and scary stories of beekeepers finding that 30-50% of their charges have vanished over the winter.

Native bumblebees in Wisconsin aren't as finicky about cold, wet weather as honeybees, so managing the landscape for their benefit would mean more buzz in the orchards in early spring.