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• W2340985993 abstract "The Importance of the Honey Bee lationship between honey bees and pesticides and to suggest how honey bees can better be protected The honey bee is just one of the many kinds of from the potential hazards of these chemicals. bees endemic to Florida. However, it is the most imHoney bees are vegetarians, usually consuming portant bee to Florida agriculture and to that of the only pollen and nectar from plant blooms or sweets United States as a whole. The honey bee is credited like sugar syrup and honey dew. These insects are with approximately 85% of the pollinating activity highly social and a colony may contain as many as necessary to supply about one-third of the nation's 10,000 to 100,000 individuals, depending on the food supply. Well over 50 major crops are either time of year, prevailing weather conditions and dependent on these insects for pollination or proavailability of nectarand pollen-bearing blossoms. duce more abundantly when honey bees are plentiEach colony consists of three kinds of individuals. A ful. Although some beekeepers routinely supplement single fertile queen is usually present to provide retheir income by renting colonies of bees for pollinaplacement bees, and there may be from a few to tion, most honey bee activity is a service provided several thousand drones. The latter are male bees free of charge. This intangible benefit from the whose major function is to mate with virgin queens keeping of honey bees, however, is no small contrito ensure survival of the species. bution to agriculture. In fact, it is estimated to be Finally, the vast majority of the bees in a colony somewhere between ten to twenty times the total are sterile females called workers. As the name sugvalue of honey and wax produced by these insects. gests, they are responsible for doing all the work, inThere are an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 beecluding gathering and processing food, caring for keepers in the state of Florida, managing a total of the brood of young bees, defending the colony and 350,000 to 400,000 colonies and producing between maintaining the colony's temperature. 20-30 million pounds of honey annually. Each year, this industry is affected by use of chemicals called Poisoning and Developmental Stages pesticides, marketed to control populations of weeds, plant pathogens, nematodes, insects, Worker bees are those primarily affected by pestirodents, birds, and other pests. This publication is cides. The symptoms of poisoning can vary dependwritten to inform beekeepers, commercial growers ing on the developmental stage of the individual bee and the general public about the often complex reand kind of chemical employed (see Figure 1)." @default.
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• W2340985993 title "Protecting Honey Bees From Pesticides 1" @default.
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