Question
ccording to the glossary, what is the difference between a brood chamber and comb foundations?
A.
A brood chamber is used to rear brood, but comb foundations are used to store honey.
B.
A brood chamber is located outside the hive, but comb foundations are inside.
C.
A brood chamber houses the queen bee, but comb foundations house drones.
D.
A brood chamber is made by bees, but comb foundations are built by humans.
A.
A brood chamber is used to rear brood, but comb foundations are used to store honey.
B.
A brood chamber is located outside the hive, but comb foundations are inside.
C.
A brood chamber houses the queen bee, but comb foundations house drones.
D.
A brood chamber is made by bees, but comb foundations are built by humans.
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The correct answer is: **D. A brood chamber is made by bees, but comb foundations are built by humans.**
A brood chamber is the part of the hive where the queen lays eggs and where bee larvae are reared. Combs in this chamber are constructed by the bees from beeswax. On the other hand, comb foundations are artificial substrates made by humans that provide a base for bees to build their honeycomb, aiding in the organization of the hive and the process of honey production.
A brood chamber is the part of the hive where the queen lays eggs and where bee larvae are reared. Combs in this chamber are constructed by the bees from beeswax. On the other hand, comb foundations are artificial substrates made by humans that provide a base for bees to build their honeycomb, aiding in the organization of the hive and the process of honey production.