the largest section of a bee; it contains the stinger

​the middle section of an insect; the legs and wings are attached to this part

used for smelling and touching

where bees store nectar from flowers before they take it back to the hive

large group of bees that live together

structure in which a colony (or group) of bees live

allow the bee to fly by flapping rapidly

smallest, female bee

fatter, male bee

lays eggs

largest, female bee; one per hive

does chores around the hive; collects nectar and pollen

the process by which pollen is moved from the male part of a plant to the female part; this is done by wind or insects

when 2 or more things need each other to live, each one takes something from the other and gives something in return

process that occurs when pollen reaches the egg in the ovary of a plant; usually result; in the formation of seeds

a fine, usually yellow dust that is produced in the anther and is used to fertilize the seeds of the plant

to share or exchange information

sweet liquid made by certain flowers

to cause something to go to or move toward something

sweet, sticky, yellowish-brown fluid made by bees from nectar collected from flowers

Name the part of the flower below labeled with (A).

Name the part of the flower below labeled with (B).

Name the part of the flower below labeled with (C).