Studies of Apis mellifera are used to understand group behavior and robotics.
A. mellifera behavior and movement is studied to understand group behavior, not just in animals, but possibly in ways that could predict...
Studies of Apis mellifera are used to understand group behavior and robotics.
Which commercial crops are not pollinated as well by honey bees alone as by both honey and bumbles?
Why are honey bees not useful for pollination in greenhouses and what bees are?
What species of bees is the 2nd most economically important bee sold in the US? How is it shipped?
Are honey bees cold-blooded or warm blooded?
How many species of Apis honey bees nest in cavities so they are easily managed by people?
To survive in the temperate zone, how did the species Apis mellifera adapt (change its behavior)?
How many Apis honey bee species live outside the tropics?
How many species of honey-producing bees are there?
Why do bees build "burr" comb (comb where the beekeeper did not want them to build it)?
Which honey bees have no stingers?
How do bees use propolis inside the hive?
From where do the bees get propolis?
What two things do workers carry on their hind pair of legs?
What are the distinctive and well-known structures on the bee’s largest pair of legs?
What special structure is found on the middle pair of a worker’s legs?
What special anatomical structures do the worker bee's front pair of legs have?
How do 6 legs give a bee more stability and functionality than just 4 would give?
What parts of the honey bee leg have the same names as parts of the human leg?
"Mother of the hive" better describes a queen bee's role in her hive.