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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 pictures illustrates the process of getting honey.
Overall, bees get honey in six steps. They do not get product immediately from flowers, it is hard, long process.
First of all, bees have hive where they save and prepare honey. Then they start to looking for flowers, it is important to get nectar. Bees take nectar from flowers and then return to their hive and put sugary fluid in small cells. Then in the hive start water evaporation, it is the last step of producing honey. Then we get eatable honey. Nectar is not honey , this sugar fluid have many changes in boxlike structure where bees lives. Only then ot is become to honey which we used to eat.
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