Honey: A comprehensive survey by Eva Crane Stingless & Solitary Bees Leyte and Samar

Leyte and Samar

Durban 2001

Bees will forage for easily collected pollens but will also go out of their way to obtain supplies of a diverse range of other pollens that may require much more effort

Alec Wilfred Gale of Marlborough

including his own pioneering work

Honey: A comprehensive survey by Eva Crane Stingless & Solitary Bees Leyte and SamarA pound of honey on the breakfast table necessitates a total flight path equivalent to three orbits round the earth, each orbit using up an ounce of honey as fuel. Bees were producing honey long before man appeared on earth. Honey was one of mans earliest foods, and has been valued throughout successive civilizations. Today its popularity is increasing as never before. Here is a lively but authoritative book written by eminent world experts covering