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Pot-HoneyPatricia Vit

Pot-Honey

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The meliponines, stingless honey-making bees, encircle the tropical world and penetrate every forest there. This book brings together and synthesizes, on a global scale and for the first time, information on these bees as honey producers and natural alchemists. Their ability to store their food in flexible cerumen ‘pots’ made from wax and resin enables them to produce honey for which the world has no other source. These little known and often rare denizens of remote reaches of the globe have found a way to produce honey and survive in the permanently wet and unforgiving rain forests, since…

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2 editions
  • Paperback · English · 2016
    Springer · 682 pages · 9781493941421
  • Ebook · English · 2013
    Springer New York · 697 pages · 9781461449607
Life sciencesEcologyFood ScienceAnimal ecologyEntomologyFood scienceBeesHoney