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Bumblebee Feedingon Nectar from a Flower and Pollinating Source Wikimedia Commons Bumblebees Are Melitophilics, Feed On Flower Nectar While Pollinating, Symbiotic Relationship  - (Bumblebee: Food And Fodder And The Attainment Of Self) Bumblebees like their relatives the Bees melitophílics eat plants (plants that produce honey and attract insects such as Hymenoptera Bees for the ponilicen while feeding), this is a very productive symbiotic relationship between plants and Bumblebees melitophílics, as obtained Bumblebees delicious and precious nectar from flowers to prepare their precious honey while carrying pollen on their legs which not only feed their young but accidentally leave pollinating other flowers of this way and thus completing the reproductive cycle of flowering plants melitophílics. Bumblebee, Bees Superflying - (Bumblebee: Food And Fodder And The Attainment Of Self) The Super flying bees. Bumblebees like their relatives the Bees really consider it a mega

Hive Colony or Nest Bumblebee s   Workers Source Wikimedia Commons Characteristics of Nests or Hives of Bumblebee s One of the most distinctive characteristics or differential between nests or hives of  Bumblebee s  and nests or hives of bee Mielíferas s is its size; because the nests or hives of  Bumblebee s  are significantly smaller than the nests or hives Bee Mielíferas s (the latter nests or hives of bee Mielíferas s can reach truly massive sizes). The Short Life of  Bumblebee s  and Large Organization Within the Colony to Optimize Their Survival  Usually the Queen of  Bumblebee s  only live a year in most species of this genus; them begin to build their new hive and lay eggs that will be the new colony in the spring. A colony of  Bumblebee s  usually has a number less than 50 workers generally; however have colonic finding more than 400 members, particularly in warm areas.  Bumblebee  colonies typically use ground dens abandoned by rodents or stray animal

Bumblebee Drinking Nectar From a Flower Source Wikimedia Commons Bumblebee: drinking nectar from a flower, hibernation, place of residence, fertilization haplodiploidia, gestation, nurseries, pheromones, sex selection, mating flitgh. Hibernation Bumblebee - Bumblebee: Way Of Life And Reproductive Cycle After the winter and a long period of hibernation, in spring they surface the fertilized most famous female Bumblebees as "Bumblebees Queens", which immediately after emerging from hibernation in the spring, starting with great responsibility and urgency to build instinctively his nest, for which seek the most appropriate for the construction of the same place, find a place you like and use is no easy task, However simientos usually do this in a cave or burrow abandoned a small rodent like a mouse example, but can also choose the former home of another rodent similar Tamna. Choice of Place of Residence of the Bumblebee - Bumblebee: Way Of Life And Reproductiv

Bumblebee Anatomy Biological Source Wikimedia Commons Bumblebees have a long tubular proboscis language called. Which is composed of various elements or mouthparts, using the proboscis of bumblebees are able to absorb nectar from the flowers on which they feed often said external digestive organ is not only complex and very useful, but is also designed to expand when feeding on flowers in which the nectar is difficult Abscess.  Also when quench their thirst of floral nectar, the Bumblebees can get its proboscis and getting it his chin to his chest and to facilitate their flight from flower to flower, using the forest, fields of flowers; and to and from the hive. Bumblebees often mix their saliva with pollen gathered from the flowers they visit They have salivary glands in your chest cavity to help them in this previous digestive process. When this mixture of saliva and regurgitated pollen is eventually dries and hardens hard, thus making it very useful for the constr

Bumblebee Pollinating Female "Relative of the Bees" Source: Wikimedia Commons Bumblebee Wild Is a member of the bee genus Bombus, in the family Apidae. There are over 250 known Bumblebees "Relatives of species Bees".  Bumblebees mainly exist in large quantities in the Northern Hemisphere although they are common also in New Zealand and Tasmania. Bumblebees Are Merely Social Insects These insects are characterized by black and yellow body with large amounts of both yellow and black hairs, often in horizontal bands that are part of its natural design colorful. However, some species have orange bands or red on their bodies, or may be completely black. Another obvious (but not unique) characteristic is the soft nature of the hair (long, branched shaped mushrooms), the long hair or hair covers their entire body, making them appear and also feel confused. Bumblebees are Differentiated Mainly the Bees in Size As these are slightly larger

About Persian and Iranian Abacus During the Achaemenid Persian empire around 600 BC, the Iranians began using the abacus. In the Parthians, Sassanids and Iranian scientists, scholars and historians empires; concentrated on exchanging knowledge and inventions of the countries around them: India, China; and the Roman Empire when it is believed that expanded into other countries.  Lack of physical evidence or remains of the Persian and Iranian Abacus Very little existing and accurate performance information Persian and Iranian Abacus, what we know of this, he has been rescued from the oral tradition from generation to generation in the villages of the region and circunvecionos. In addition to the stories of different historians throughout history but there is no compelling physical evidence of Persian and Iranian Abacus.