Assertion: hive's bee | /r/CapableOf | build the comb
Facets:
value: in the brood chamber
type: LOCATION
value: in the wall void
type: LOCATION
value: in free style
type: MANNER
value: with less effort
type: MANNER
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: within the frames
type: LOCATION
value: from the top of each section
type: LOCATION
value: in darker sites
type: LOCATION
value: compared to bees
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The bees build the comb
text: foundation: a commercial product made from beeswax that is used as a starter substrate for bees to build comb.
text: Wildman also described a further development, using hives with "sliding frames" for the bees to build their comb, foreshadowing more modern uses of movable-comb hives.
text: worker wax glands secrete more wax and bees build more comb in darker sites compared to bees exposed to light.
text: Because the bees have to rebuild their comb after honey is harvested, a top-bar hive yields a beeswax harvest in addition to honey.
text: Such foundation sheets allow the bees to build the comb with less effort, and the hexagonal pattern of worker-sized cell bases discourages the bees from building the larger drone cells.
text: The bees begin to build the comb from the top of each section.
text: Occasionally there is a core of rotten wood the bees build the comb around.
text: This will ensure that the bees build the comb regularly within the frames.
text: We tend to think that bees always build combs with the points of the cells towards the top, but they don't.
text: If you wait longer than this, bees will build combs and store honey in the wall void.
text: In the brood chamber, the bees built the combs in free style.
text: When building their comb, bees adhere to a basic principle in spacing; they leave approximately 1 cm or 3/8 of an inch (the height of a bee) between combs.
text: Wildman also described a further development, using hives with "sliding frames" for the bees to build their comb, foreshadowing more modern uses of movable-comb hives.