PPT-The Importance of Pollination in Honey Production and Poten

By Katie Foley Abstract Honey is a syruplike food produced by the honeybees from the nectars of many different types of florals The composition of all honey is varied due to the influence of many different environmental and climatic conditions There are many kinds of uses and benefits of honey that make it an overall beneficial product not only nutritionally but economically as well Honeybee and pollination are essential aspects the production of honey and the overall honey composition Honey composition is tested for quality and is required to meet specific safety standards before importation or exportation The beneficial aspects of honey have been proven whereas the research for negative impacts of honey on the body has been thin. Intersectionality. Dr. Phoebe Godfrey, UCONN. Imagine society without…. Kiwi fruit . Oil . seed rape Runner beans . Cranberry . Turnip . rape . Lima . A presentation for the . Private Applicator Recertification Program. , 2015-2017.. By Bill Skelton, Haywood County Cooperative Extension and Wayne Buhler, NC State Univ.. Photo Source: CrystalGraphics.com. ". If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man. ."". . FRE 502. Amber. Chen Zhuo. Victor. Agenda of Presentation. . History of Honey. :. At . least 8,000 years . ago.. . C. ulture: European & Asia.. . 1851, . Lorenzo . Langstroth. . . (Father of modern apiculture) . (draft slides for educators to edit as needed). Materials produced for the Global Pollination Project & Honeybee Forage Project South Africa, implemented by . the South African National Biodiversity Institute.. . Gary S. Reuter, University . of . Minnesota . www.beelab.umn.edu. Your breakfast without bees. Scientific American April 2009. V. alue . of crops in US. that depend . on . pollination: . >$18.9 billion . Parts of a Flower. What is Pollination. Pollen Transfer. Pollen Germination. Self pollination. Wind. Grasses, Willows, Birch . Water. Animal. Modes of Pollination. Coevolution. Pollination Syndromes. Co-Principal . Investigators: . Jacob . boeschel. , Elizabeth Bates, . Peyton . adelmann. Co-investigators. : . d. eandre. curry. , . Alex Martin. , . Anthony Watson. , . Lance . winemiller. , Jaycee . flowers. Thus, pollinisers planted within thecultivars is a trade-off. When the pollinisermain commercial cultivar, the grower needs toeach producing more fruit. The fewer the pollinisercultivar is fr Based on an article by the same name published in . American Bee Journal, . July 1999, Carl J. Wenning. Critical Understanding #1. A single large colony will produce much more honey than two colonies half its size.. ON. APICULTURE. (. Beekeeping. ). Presented. by . MAKINDE, S. B.. MODULES . ON . BEE . KEEPING TRAINING . FOR . BEE . FARMERS . INTRODUCTION TO APICULTURE. REQUIREMENTS OF APICULTURE. Definition . of apiculture. Binte. Anis. Assistant Professor. Department of Zoology. A.M.U. Aligarh. WORLD WITHOUT BEES………. “. If the bee disappeared off the. surface of the globe, then man would. only have four years of life left. . The future of humanity depends on the conservation of honeybees. Basic terms. Bees. - . Nowadays, it is estimated the existence of approximately 20,000 species of bees. These insects exhibit several life habits, from solitary to highly social bees, which implies in a broad spectrum of habitats, because it involves different feeding and mating habits, besides varied nesting sites. Regarding the use of food resources and nesting sites, groups of bees can be categorized into generalists or specialists. The specialist group, with specialist habits, often requires morphological and behavioral specialized adaptations.. (. Beekeeping. ). Presented. by . O.ANDREW. MODULES . ON . BEE . KEEPING TRAINING . FOR . BEE . FARMERS . INTRODUCTION TO APICULTURE. REQUIREMENTS OF APICULTURE. Definition . of apiculture. Definition of bee keeping .