honeycomb section

honeycomb section 						Cell in which workers store the honey they produced as larva food and winter reserves.				  							Cell in which workers store the pollen used to feed the colony.				  							Sealed with a wax cover, it might contain a pupa, honey or pollen.				  							Reproductive method of certain animals: living cell with a casing and a food reserve, laid by the queen bee.				  							Large cell for the egg that will become the new queen.				  							Intermediary stage between the egg and the pupa.				  							Intermediary stage between the larva and the adult bee, lasting between four and 10 days.

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honey

hive?[1]

honey cell

Cell in which workers store the honey they produced as larva food and winter reserves.

pollen cell

Cell in which workers store the pollen used to feed the colony.

sealed cell

Sealed with a wax cover, it might contain a pupa, honey or pollen.

egg

Reproductive method of certain animals: living cell with a casing and a food reserve, laid by the queen bee.

queen cell

Large cell for the egg that will become the new queen.

larva

Intermediary stage between the egg and the pupa.

pupa

Intermediary stage between the larva and the adult bee, lasting between four and 10 days.