The Honey-Bee: Its Natural History, Physiology and ManagementBevan, Edward
History
The Honey-Bee: Its Natural History, Physiology and Management
Bevan, Edward
Bee culture; Bees
Bonner's 135
Pupa 12
resemblance of to a mummy 13
Queen-bees, artificial 20
discovery attributed to Schirach _ib._
said to have been long known 20
opinions of Vogel and Monticelli _ib._
experiment of Dunbar 22
not mute as Huber supposed 23
attachment of workers to 141
enmity towards, and combats with each other 281
evolution of _ab ovo_ 14
homage paid to 144
impregnation of 25
opinions concerning _ib._
Bonner's 28
Bonnet's 29
Butler's 36
Debraw's 27
Dobbs's 26
Fleming's 32
Hattorf's 28
Huber's 27, _et seq._
Huish's 27
Hunter's 30, 33
Linnæus's 33
Lombard's 29
Maraldi's 26
Reaumur's 26
Schirach's 28
Swammerdam's 25
Wildman's 36
objections to Huber's theory _ib._
impregnation retarded 37, 41
intercourse with drones 30, _et seq._
probable duration of fertilizing influence 31
laying, commencement of 37
affected by temperature _ib._
loss of, its consequences 144
mode of depositing eggs 8
mode of searching for when a stock has been suffocated 174
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