The Honey-Bee: Its Natural History, Physiology and ManagementBevan, Edward
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The Honey-Bee: Its Natural History, Physiology and Management
Bevan, Edward
Bee culture; Bees
origin, ancient notion of 48
overstocking of 235
perspiration of 273
poison of 286
in the pupa state 12
purchase of 80
queen. _Vide_ Queen.
regurgitating power of 229
removal from hives to boxes 148
respiration of 266
scouts. _Vide_ Providers.
secretions of 273
senses of. _Vide_ Senses.
sexes of 20
sleep of 295
stinging of 284
stingless 210
stock, criterions of a good one 81
suffocation of 174
sulphuring of _ib._
swarming of. _Vide_ Swarming of Bees.
swarming, not apt to sting 138
striking instance of it 139
of the contrary _ib._
transportation of. _Vide_ Transportation.
wax 220
average quantity in a hive 221
criterions of good 220
difference from myrtle wax 224
annual consumption of 222
secretion of, promoted by electricity 232
separation of from honey 216
source and nature of. _Vide_ Source and Nature
of Bees-wax,
white 221
working 3
collectors from birth 15
compared with drones 5
destroy the drones 44
fertile sometimes 23
office of 3
sex of 3, 24
Cuvier's remarks on 24
Jurine's dissections of _ib._
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