by Margery Facklam “What do bees do?” Ask most people and they will say, “Bees make honey and they sting.” They may even tell you that bees are fuzzy, black-and-yellow insects that live in hives. But there are lo

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Date: 2011-12-27 12:36:38 Pollinators Beekeeping Plant morphology Bees Bee Bumble bee Flower Stingless bee Pollen Plant reproduction Pollination Biology		by Margery Facklam “What do bees do?” Ask most people and they will say, “Bees make honey and they sting.” They may even tell you that bees are fuzzy, black-and-yellow insects that live in hives. But there are lo Add to Reading List Source URL: education.alaska.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 738,36 KB Share Document on Facebook

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