The Simmins Method of Direct Introduction: Adapted to Every Condition Under which it is Necessary to Give an Alien Queen to a Colony of Bees ...Arthur J. Danyell, August Freiherr von Berlepsch, G. Wells, John M. Hooker, Samuel Simmins, Thomas Gabriel Newman American Bee Journal, 1888 - 28 עמודים |
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עמוד 15 - So exclaim, not I, but others ; though I candidly confess that, when I first heard this doctrine announced, I was exceedingly incredulous. It was only after long hesitation and study, yielding gradually and very slowly to the evidence of undeniable facts, that I became a convert. Even then I assented to it as an hypothesis to be accepted only for...
עמוד 19 - SHIFTS and EXPEDIENTS of CAMP LIFE, TRAVEL, and EXPLORATION. By WB LORD, Royal Artillery, and T. BAINES, FRGS The work is written expressly for the use of Military and Naval Officers, Missionaries, Travellers, and any who may be obliged to
עמוד 12 - Well-purified honey has the quality of preserving, for a long time in a fresh state, anything that may be laid in it or mixed with it, and to prevent its corrupting in a far superior manner to sugar; thus many species of fruit may be preserved by being laid in honey, and by this means will obtain a pleasant taste and give to the stomach a healthy tone. One who has once tried it, will not use sugar for preserving fruit; besides, honey sweetens far more than sugar.
עמוד 4 - In the normal condition of a colony, the queen is the only perfect female present in the hive, and lays all the eggs found therein. These eggs are male and female. From the former proceed the drones; from the latter, if laid in narrow cells, proceed the workers or undeveloped females ; and from them also, if laid in wider acorn-shaped and vertically suspended, so-called royal cells, lavishly supplied with a peculiar pabulum or jelly, proceed the queens.
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עמוד 14 - ... and beat it well all over with a rolling pin; then roll it out into a large sheet half an inch thick, cut it into round cakes with the top of a tumbler, dipped frequently in flour, lay them in shallow tin pans slightly buttered and bake them.
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