Notes to New observations on the natural history of bees — Reading edition
16 notes · Reading edition
LETTER I. ON THE IMPREGNATION OF THE QUEEN BEE. · Note 1LETTER I. ON THE IMPREGNATION OF THE QUEEN BEE. · Note 2LETTER I. ON THE IMPREGNATION OF THE QUEEN BEE. · Note 3LETTER I. ON THE IMPREGNATION OF THE QUEEN BEE. · Note 4LETTER I. ON THE IMPREGNATION OF THE QUEEN BEE. · Note 5LETTER II. SEQUEL OF OBSERVATIONS ON THE IMPREGNATION OF THE QUEEN BEE. · Note 1LETTER III. THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED.—OBSERVATIONS ON RETARDING THE FECUNDATION OF QUEENS. · Note 1LETTER IV. ON M. SCHIRACH'S DISCOVERY. · Note 1LETTER V. EXPERIMENTS PROVING THAT THERE ARE SOMETIMES COMMON BEES WHICH LAY FERTILE EGGS. · Note 1LETTER V. EXPERIMENTS PROVING THAT THERE ARE SOMETIMES COMMON BEES WHICH LAY FERTILE EGGS. · Note 2LETTER V. EXPERIMENTS PROVING THAT THERE ARE SOMETIMES COMMON BEES WHICH LAY FERTILE EGGS. · Note 3LETTER VII. SEQUEL OF EXPERIMENTS ON THE RECEPTION OF A STRANGER QUEEN. M. DE REAUMUR'S OBSERVATIONS ON THE SUBJECT. · Note 1LETTER X. THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED. · Note 1LETTER XIII. ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON BEES. · Note 1APPENDIX. · Note 1APPENDIX. · Note 2