Assertion: queen bee's egg | /r/CapableOf | develop into drone
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text: Unfertilized, the egg will develop into a drone which will produce sperm.
text: You should also check for larvae to make sure the eggs are being cared for and growing into worker bees and drones that will replace those that are dying off or being killed in the line of duty.
text: They are identical to each other, and they are identical to the chromosomes in the unfertilized egg that developed into the drone.
text: The drones then have two reproductive functions: first, they convert and extend the queen’s female gamete (the single unfertilized egg that develops into a drone) into about 10 million identical male gametes (sperms).
text: Unfertilized eggs develop into drones, whereas fertilized eggs develop into females, which may be either workers or virgin queens.
text: If the queen is unable to mate during her window of opportunity, all the eggs she lays are infertile and develop into drones.
text: Eggs laid in drone-sized (larger) cells are left unfertilized; these unfertilized eggs, with half as many genes as queen or worker eggs, develop into drones.
text: The non-fertilized eggs will develop into drones, while the fertilized will grow into female individuals (Winston, 1987).
text: A laying worker bee exclusively produces totally unfertilized eggs, which develop into drones.
text: Fertilized eggs will eventually become worker bees while the unfertilized eggs develop into drones or future queen bees.
text: Fertilized eggs develop into queens and workers, while unfertilized eggs develop into drones.