How to Keep Bees; a Handbook for the Use of Beginners
How to Keep Bees; a Handbook for the Use of Beginners
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Investigations have proved that bees never puncture the rind of ripe fruit, although they sometimes are tempted to sip the oozing juices, after the rind is broken through some other agency.
Even before the fruit-bloom the willows offer a feast to break the fast of the hungry swarms. Half the winter the pussy-willow stands waiting in her furs to be ready with her grist of pollen, so that the bees may make bread during the first warm days of spring. The willows burned their bridges behind them eo...ns ago and depend almost entirely upon the bees for fertilisation, since they are dioecious. Some apiarists have claimed that their bees get no nectar from certain species of willow; but this could hardly be so if trees of both sexes were present in a locality; for the staminate flowers offer pollen and the pistillate flowers give nectar to induce the bees to fetch and carry for them.
The maples are not much behind the willows in offering the bees food after their winter fast. The bloom of the red maple is regarded by most bee- keepers as permission from Spring to bring out the bee-hives from the cellar and tenements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Investigations have proved that bees never puncture the rind of ripe fruit, although they sometimes are tempted to sip the oozing juices, after the rind is broken through some other agency.
Even before the fruit-bloom the willows offer a feast to break the fast of the hungry swarms. Half the winter the pussy-willow stands waiting in her furs to be ready with her grist of pollen, so that the bees may make bread during the first warm days of spring. The willows burned their bridges behind them eo...ns ago and depend almost entirely upon the bees for fertilisation, since they are dioecious. Some apiarists have claimed that their bees get no nectar from certain species of willow; but this could hardly be so if trees of both sexes were present in a locality; for the staminate flowers offer pollen and the pistillate flowers give nectar to induce the bees to fetch and carry for them.
The maples are not much behind the willows in offering the bees food after their winter fast. The bloom of the red maple is regarded by most bee- keepers as permission from Spring to bring out the bee-hives from the cellar and tenements.
What to read after How to Keep Bees; a Handbook for the Use of Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Comstock, Anna Botsford, 1854-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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