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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #4228 Short Honeybee
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Honeybee hives, in comparison, typically contain around 50,000 bees. Many commercial crops flower several weeks after the queen bumblebees are most in need of nectar. Oil seed rape, for example, produces its bright yellow flowers in May and June. Nectar and pollen provided by these crops are valuable to later batches of bumblebees. However, the first batch of bumblebees relies on plants that flower in early spring – including those associated with rough land such as comfrey and white dead nettle and hedgerow species such as willow, hawthorn and blackthorn. Recent research revealed that wild pollinators provide a much more important service to commercial crops than previously thought. Dicks’ report identifies opportunities for enhancing the environment for six species of wild bee including three species of bumblebee by sowing wild flowers and - providing environments for nests.
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