Nature: Bees Part-2

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30 Aug 2022
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Part-1 is here  https://open.bulbapp.io/p/0937164c-310b-4b93-8230-29c2dcb4598f/nature-bees-part-1


Nature: Bees Part-2

On the day of February, which is being talked about here, there was a lot of sunshine on that day. The need for warm clothes was gone. We just used to put it on our body as a habit. When he could not bear it, he used to tie the sweater on the waist with the help of arms. One such day my friend and I were going on a bicycle to Rasna village to meet another friend of mine. The distance between Rohta and Rasna would have been four to five kilometers. Both of us were riding bicycles, not knowing what to create an argument over and speaking in a loud voice, holding the handle with one hand and shaking it in the air with the other hand to give extra emphasis to our point.

suddenly saw bees:

Turning from Meerut-Baghpat road towards Rasna, we must have gone up to half a kilometer away. It was school holiday. Children were coming back from school. Amidst all the excitement of the debate, I noticed that a group of three or four children suddenly tossed their bags towards the jamun tree on the side of the road. The bag first jumped up and then fell on the ground. Then those children picked up the bag and took it to the gallop and ran into the sugarcane field. This scene passed through my eyes but the meaning of this scene did not open in my mind.

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3 Comments

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iamGroot
iamGroot
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70 percent of the world's agriculture is dependent on insects. In such a situation, we can say that 70 out of 100 food items are interfered with by bees.
Boss1
Boss1
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While bees collect pollen from crops and honey for us, they increase the yield of crops by performing cross-pollination. If the bees do not visit the flowers of these crops, then the whole cost of seeds, fertilizers, water and plant protection is not fully and sometimes not benefited at all.
DrunkBoy
DrunkBoy
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The process of pollination plays an important role in the growth of all the fruits, vegetables or grains we eat. Bees help in transporting pollen grains of tree plants from one plant to another. When a bee sits on a flower, pollen grains stick to its legs and wings, and when it flies to another plant, then these pollen grains go to that plant and fertilize it, this results in fruits and seeds. originates from.