... bees was not reversed by the finding of pollen or honey. It is regret- table that the bees released in the arid zone were not fed ...

... clover. Clover is fructified by the transportation of pollen from male to female plants upon the legs of bees. Its petals are stiff, and thus the common ...

... How the plant reproduces itself—The flower, the pollen, the pod, the seed—The office of bees and insects in fertilization. Fishes and their young— ...

... How the plant reproduces itself-The flower, the pollen, the pod, the seed-The office of bees and insects in fertilization. PART II Fishes and ...

... wind, or extraneous influences. The winds transport the pollen to the female organs, as do bees, butterflies, and other winged insects in flying from ...

... to another kind of corn from which the pollen has blown or been carried by bees or insects to the field where the outcrop ...

... on to note that allergens included mosquito bites, bee stings, the pollen that causes hay fever, and the swelling and ...

... acid, cerolein, and myricin, gathered by the honey bee from the pollen of flowers and the leaves of plants. C. ...

... none of them have been observed to gather pollen. The few Hymenoptera, includ- ing the common Hive Bee, which are on rare occasions found about the flower, are accidental rather than habitual visi- tors, and get little ... glutinous nature of the pollen, which is not easily dusted on to hairy ...