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The image showcases a honey production process diagram with six hexagon-labeled sections in sequence: 1 displays "Bees" and "Hive", 2 shows a flower, 3 labels "Nectar" with a flower illustration, 4 illustrates "Cells" within a honeycomb, 5 depicts a bee illustration, and 6 indicates "Water Evaporation" occurring in a honeycomb structure; the central hexagon portrays honey jars and honeycomb. Definitions: Nectar is described as a sugary fluid from flowers aiding pollination, Hive as a dome or box structure homes for bees, Evaporation as transformation from water to vapor.
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The diagram above ilustrates the cicle of honey production by bees. Each phase being represented inside a beyhive shape. The process is showned in seven stages of production until the comeout of honey.
To begin with, the bees can be found in their hive. There is where they live, produce and store honey. The start of honey production is at the pollination of flowers, as descript in module two of the image. When the bees fly close to the plants, nectar get stuck to their bodies and will be carry back to the hive to be transformed in honey.
Once they are back to the hive, they keep the nectar at cells as showed in picture four of the diagram. The usage of wings to blow air into the nectar is part of the process to transform to honey. The air will help with the evaporation of the water inside the cell of nectar and after that the final product will be achievied, honey.
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