Assertion: bee's queen | /r/CapableOf | lay egg
Facets:
value: in open cells
type: LOCATION
value: in a healthy colony
type: LOCATION
value: in late winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: toward the mid-
type: TEMPORAL
value: in social bee species
type: OTHER
value: between 1500 to 2000
type: TEMPORAL
value: among honeybees
type: OTHER
value: into the cells of the honeycomb
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: inside the hollow tree
type: LOCATION
value: under the rotten roots
type: LOCATION
value: each day
type: TEMPORAL
value: into chambers
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in the cells of the hive
type: LOCATION
value: in cells in the wax
type: LOCATION
value: into the queen cups
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: into each cell
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in the spring
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Each colony consists of a queen, who lays all eggs, and her offspring.
text: The queen lays all the eggs in a healthy colony.
text: Queen starts to build nest and lay eggs in the spring.
text: The colony builds a few queen cells and after the queen has laid one egg into each cell, the nurse bees raise a queen larva in each of these cells.
text: During the winter the queen has been laying her eggs and the colony prepares to rear their young.
text: Development Honeybees build a hive out of wax secretions from their bodies, and queens lay their eggs in cells in the wax.
text: Thus queens can lay eggs that are either unfertilized or fertilized.
text: After the emergence of the first or second group of offspring, workers take over the task of foraging and the queen spends most of her time laying eggs and caring for larvae.
text: In late winter, the queen then lays eggs in the cells of the hive, up to 1,000 in one day at the height of the season.
text: Once a nesting site has been chosen, the queen will lay eggs into chambers built from wax secreted from glands in her abdomen.
text: He observed queens laying eggs in open cells, but still had no idea of how a queen was fertilized; nobody had ever witnessed the mating of a queen and drone and many theories held that queens were "self-fertile," while others believed that a vapor or "miasma" emanating from the drones fertilized queens without direct physical contact.
text: Drones fertilize queen, while queen lays eggs and establishes new colony each year.
text: Queen builds nest and lays eggs inside the hollow tree or under the rotten roots.
text: Football-shaped nest is filled with rows of combs and numerous chambers where queen lays eggs.
text: The queen lays eggs into the cells of the honeycomb, one egg per cell.
text: In other cells, the queen lays eggs
text: When the hive is getting ready to swarm, the queen lays eggs into the queen cups.
text: From this time until her death in the autumn, the queen remains inside the nest laying eggs.
text: Overwintering foragers leave the hive to collect pollen and nectar; the queen has been laying eggs (between 1500 to 2000 each day) and the colony is ready for spring.
text: As the size of the nest increases, toward the mid- to late-summer months the queen will also lay eggs that will become reproductive males and females rather than infertile workers.
text: He observed queens laying eggs in open cells, but still had no idea of how a queen was fertilized; nobody had ever witnessed the mating of a queen and drone and many theories held that queens were "self-fertile," while others believed that a vapor or "miasma" emanating from the drones fertilized queens without direct physical contact.
text: After the emergence of the first or second group of offspring, workers take over the task of foraging and the queen spends most of her time laying eggs and caring for larvae.
text: From this time until her death in the autumn, the queen remains inside the nest, laying eggs.
text: Among honeybees (Apis genera) and bumble bees (Bombus), only the queen lays eggs; other female bees use their ovipositors as defensive weapons against other insects and people.
text: After her competition is removed, the surviving queen begins to lay eggs.
text: In social bee species, a single queen lays the eggs, while most of her daughters don't reproduce but stay with their mother and help take care of more and more sisters (on average, 60 thousand).
text: The queen lays all the eggs in a healthy colony.
text: The queen lays all the eggs within the colony.
text: The queen is larger than her daughters, and lays all the eggs after she has produced, initially, a small brood of workers.