wolf on April 25th, 2010

1. Complex esters of monovalent alcohol and Fatty acids- 70.4 %-74.7% 2. Free acids- 13.5%-15.0% 3. Saturated Hydrocarbons 12.5%-15.5% 4. Some pigments and scented materials. Propolish is the Resin produced by the honey bees from pollen grains of flowers.

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Royal Jelly: The acidic nitrogenous secretion of the Hypopharyngeal glands of worker-bees, which is fed exclusively to the queen. Bee-Bread: The soft gelatinous food of the workers produced by the workers from Necter, honey and the secretion of the “brood food” gland. Pollen basket: The collected pollen is stored in spacious area present at the [...]

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wolf on April 25th, 2010

Bee-Wax: Bee-wax is, in fact, the secretory product of the abdominal gland of honey bee. After secretion , the product is brought to mandibles by the legs, which after proper grinding gives rise to Bee-wax.

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wolf on April 25th, 2010

What is Honey? Honey is sweet, sticky, faint yellow colored liquid found inside the honey chambers of beehives, made of 78% carbohydrates, 17% water and some enzymes. How is it formed? Worker bees collect necters from the flowers and store temporarily inside their crop. The necter becomes modified there with the action of enzymes into [...]

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wolf on April 1st, 2010

Salient Features: Exclusively marine and cosmopolitan, found in all seas and at all depths. Mostly sedentary (fixed), some palagic or free swiming. Simple (solitary), aggregated in groups or composite (colonial). Size (0.25 to 250 mm), shape and colour variable. Adult body degenerate, sac-like, unsegmented, without paired appendages and usually without tail. Body covered by a [...]

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