what bees carries pollen in its corps ? why are the called leaf cutter bees ?...
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Bumblebees, stingless Bess carry pollen in a structure called corbicula a part of legs in bees.
Leaf cutter bees are called as this because they make their nest by leaf, they cut leaf and used it for nest.
Mason bees are susceptible to fungal disease and parasitic disease.
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what is this compound called?
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don't know if its iupac name or not
OH .ph •Ph
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