Bees: Backyard science
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Duration: 11
Year Published: 1967
Creator: Bean Norman
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Description: Shows that bees are a common insect, explains the way a colony of bees is formed, the social life of the hive, and how bees benefit mankind., Explains the way in which a colony of bees is formed and the manner in which the different bees in the colony do their work. Shows the changes that take place from the time an egg is laid until the young bee is born. Points out that the gathering of pollen and the pollenization of flowers in an important function of the bee.
Complete Record: Shows that bees are a common insect, explains the way a colony of bees is formed, the social life of the hive, and how bees benefit mankind., Explains the way in which a colony of bees is formed and the manner in which the different bees in the colony do their work. Shows the changes that take place from the time an egg is laid until the young bee is born. Points out that the gathering of pollen and the pollenization of flowers in an important function of the bee.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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