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This honey is known for its light, mild flavor and is commonly found in stores?
What is Clover Honey?
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The main role of the queen bee in a colony
What is laying eggs?
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All the honeybees (queen, worker bees, and drones) living in a hive
What is a colony?
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Chemical that is produced with the oxidation of the glucose in honey by glucose oxidase and important for antibacterial activity
What is hydrogen peroxide?
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The term used for the global decline in bee populations?
What is colony collapse disorder?
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This dark, strong-flavored honey comes from the nectar of the buckwheat plant
What is Buckwheat Honey?
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Number of wings a honeybee has
What is four?
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Honeybees use this to construct their honeycomb
What is beeswax?
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Majority of the people use honey to soothe this common ailment.
What is a sore throat?
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Planting more of these in your garden can help support bee populations.
What are flowers or wildflowers?
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This type of honey is produced from the nectar of tea trees (Leptospermum) in New Zealand?
What is Manuka Honey?
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The part of a worker bee’s body used to collect pollen?
What are the hind legs?
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Each cell in a honeycomb has .. sides
What is six?
500
Type of honey particularly famous for its medicinal properties in the world?
What is manuka honey?
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This type of farming practice is beneficial to bees by reducing the use of chemical pesticides
What is organic farming?
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This honey, known for its light amber color and floral aroma, is produced from citrus blossoms.
What is orange blossom honey?
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Average lifespan of a worker bee during the summer
What is 6 weeks?
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Approximate number of bees in a hive?
What is 60,000?
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Honey is used for treatment of this by every civilization on Earth.
What is a wound?
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This type of farming is detrimental for the honeybee colonies.
What is the monoculture?
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The term for honey that is intentionally crystallized and spreadable?
What is creamed honey?
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All the honeybee eggs are fed with this highly nutritious jelly during their first 3 days
What is royal jelly?
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A honey bee colony's natural means of reproduction
What is swarming?
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The plant chemicals such as phenolic acids, flavonoids, and tannins originating from the nectar source.
What is phytochemicals?
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Honeybees are the most critical organism on Earth for a sustainable human life due to their role of...
What is pollination?
