Glandular System Of Honey Bees by Clarence Collison

[@ToBeeOrNotToBeHoney]

This needs more likes, This is fantastic content and presented well. The more I learn about bees, the more I annoy my friends and family, this talk gave me material for months to come!
Thank you for this lecture.

[@rosem7042]

Watching a guy spend an hour explaining honeybee glands with such passion is time well-spent.

[@jozsip]

Very good show, thank you for your work.

[@lfourie3380]

Vitallogenin in drones should be there as it is born from an egg intentionally laid by the queen to be one. Except for size I would expect ALL the organs and glands to be the same in drones as in the rest, taking cognizance that the venom gland was replaced with a reproducing gland.

[@cnevett6854]

So interesting, Thanks for posting.

[@suzanneking4919]

Very thoughtful question that lady🤔👍🏾

[@robertmathurin2544]

Nice info.. thank you..

[@robertreda2858]

I have a question
If a bee get infected with carcinogenic material to its honey glands why the honey produced is free from this carcinogenic material?
Despite being soluble and bypass glands barrier?
What's the reason for this defensive mechanism?

[@robertreda2858]

I need more information this is my email if u can provide me with more data , I think Honey can be used as anticancer if the glands are well-known physiology maner
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