Honey Bee Life Cycle: Honeybee (tribe Apini), usually written honey bee, is any of a group of insects in the family Apidae (order Hymenoptera) that comprises all bees that create honey in a wide sense. The term honeybee refers to any of the seven Apis species—typically simply the one species, Apis mellifera , the domestic honeybee.
This species is also known as the European or western honeybee. Honeybees are all social insects that dwell in hives or nests. The honeybee is famous for its dance motions in the hive, which it uses to send information to its fellow bees about the position, distance, size, and quality of a specific food source in the surrounding region. Honeybees are the most effective pollinators. Bees are part of the biodiversity on which we all rely for existence. They produce high-quality food (honey, royal jelly, and pollen) and additional items such as beeswax, propolis, and honey bee venom.Glyolysis and Glycolytic Pathway
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