The food of bees has three characteristics
1. Polyphagy and pleochroism: Bees only collect pollen or nectar from plants of the same species but different families, and sometimes choose flowers with different colors, such as Italian bees and Chinese bees;
2. Few-eating similarity: some individual species of bees will collect nectar from plants of similar families and genera, such as alfalfa quasi bees;
3. Single-feeding singularity: There are some species of bees that will only collect a certain kind of plant or plants of slightly close relatives, such as cornflowers.
Although bees are social insects, they have a very clear internal division of labor. They grow into different bee species by feeding different foods. This division of labor should be strictly adhered to in the artificial breeding environment. For example, the queen bee feeding ordinary honey will affect them. The number and quality of eggs laid, while worker bees feeding royal jelly (there is a certain chance to develop into a queen bee), but ultimately cannot continue the development of the colony and the colony collapses. Of course, in feeding, we don’t need to worry too much, and it is reasonable and compliant. The feeding can be.
