Assertion: hive's bee | /r/CapableOf | make honey
Facets:
value: by collecting nectar
type: MANNER
value: unlike other ground bees
type: OTHER
value: in their hives
type: LOCATION
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: with the pollen
type: OTHER
value: the faster
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: It allows bees to make honey, so bee mobs can therefore often be found near this block.
text: The closer the Flowers are to the nest, the faster the Bees will produce Honey; however, gathering rate only affects Honey contained in Bee Boxes, the amount is fixed at 3 in Beehives.
text: Solitary bees typically produce neither honey nor beeswax.
text: A bee nest allows bees to make honey, so bee mobs can therefore often be found near this block.
text: Afterward, the bee flies back into its hive/nest and makes honey.
text: These wasps feed on nectar and insects, and they are one of the only insects other than bees that make and store honey.
text: Unlike other ground bees that do not make honey, bumble bees make honey with the pollen.
text: Bumble bees live in hives and make honey and wax in their hives.
text: Bees make honey, honeycombs of (relatively) edible wax and royal jelly.
text: Despite their ability to sting, bees help pollinate flowers and produce honey and wax, and wasps feed on a wide variety of insects, reducing the pest population.
text: Bees produce honey by collecting nectar, a clear liquid consisting of nearly 80 percent water and complex sugars.
text: Solitary bees produce neither honey nor beeswax.