Assertion: queen bee's egg | /r/HasProperty | fertilized
Facets:
value: fully
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The newly mated queen bee lays fertilized and unfertilized eggs in designated wax cells.
text: The newly mated queen bee lays fertilized and unfertilized eggs in designated wax cells.
text: Diploid eggs are fertilised and produce female offspring (workers and queens), while unfertilised, haploid eggs develop as males (drones).
text: Fertilized eggs will be workers or queens and unfertilized eggs will be drones.
text: Thus queens can lay eggs that are either unfertilized or fertilized.
text: An egg that is fully fertilized can become a new queen, while the eggs that are not fully fertilized become new drones.
text: If an egg is fertilized, it will become a worker or queen bee.
text: If the cell is a regular worker bee size, she will lay a fertilized egg into that cell.
text: With the notable exception of whether the egg is fertilized, an egg is an egg is an egg!
text: When a queen bee lays the fertilized eggs that will develop into new queens, only one of the newly laid queens actually survives.
text: In high school biology we were taught that all eggs are fertilized and either female or male offspring result.
text: This will result in either a worker or a drone, depending on whether the egg was fertilized.
text: The queen lays a fertilized (female) or unfertilized (male) egg according to the width of the cell.
text: Thus queens can lay eggs that are either unfertilized or fertilized.
text: To produce a son, a queen bee merely has to lay an unfertilized egg.