If you’ve ever wandered through the health food aisle or browsed wellness blogs, chances are you’ve come across bee pol ...

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published in The British Bee journal of December 14, 1911, that the pollen is collected by being scraped into the fissure between the tibia and metatarsus, and is compressed and forced out into th ...

When a bee lands on another plant the pollen rubs off on a part of the flower ... In the UK, around 70 crops benefit from visits by bees – for example, broccoli, cabbages and apples.

Proven Benefits Scientific studies have historically shown the benefits of bee pollen in part due to its rich composition of B vitamins, zinc, iron, proteins, and antioxidants. Bee pollen and ...

The effects of pesticide exposure on pollinator health may be more complicated than originally thought, according to a team ...

Some flowers, like tomatoes and heather, keep their pollen in closed chambers accessible ... Over 150 food crops require or benefit from bee pollination – not only the obvious fruits and ...