The need to neutralize the effect of demographic collapse starts census 2011 a process that has no

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Life in the colony becomes methodical, each bee performs its task. When entries are abundant nectar and pollen, and Queen is young and well fed, his pace setting is very intense, with peaks of more than two thousand eggs per day. This dynamic continues to be fragile, as the machinery depends census 2011 on many interrelated factors: the food reserves, the construction activity of new cells, the work of the workers nannies, state of health, the weather, collector efficiency, census 2011 available space, and many others. The breakage of this balance can lead to two completely different situations: crisis or breeding population explosion.
The crisis is only the reproductive final result of a whole series of changes affecting the group, where the lack of food, excess cold or heat, poor ventilation and above diseases can dismantle the complex mechanism of survival the colony. A bad sanitary condition causes the decrease in the number of births, the shortening of the productive life of bees and ultimately a decrease in the rate of commissioning of the queen. As time passes and the primary cause is not reversed, the situation becomes increasingly irreversible, to the gradual disappearance of each of the teams that make up the colony.
The other extreme is found in the bee population explosion. A situation where all factors are blowing in favor: good health with abundant births, tickets constant nectar and pollen, good weather with abundant reserves of food and, therefore, a high rate of egg laying by Queen. The reproductive census 2011 success involves an imbalance between the number of births, which is very high, and the number of deaths. The large crowd of bees just disabling the proper functioning of the colony and prevents the proper dissemination of royal pheromones among the population. The smell is a real sign of peace within the hive, the bees informed of their presence, maintaining discipline and hierarchy of functions. The trend, however, has provided social insects mechanisms to redirect these preposterous population strategies that involve partitioning the group into two or more parts. census 2011
The need to neutralize the effect of demographic collapse starts census 2011 a process that has no turning back and that is based on the manufacture of royal cells, which as the name suggests, will host future breeding females. census 2011 Likewise will begin to build cells for drones, where egg-laying unfertilized ensure proper census 2011 insemination of virgin queens. There is a curious fact at least, where the size of the cells and especially the food that the larvae receive determine census 2011 the birth of a bee that will change the course of the colony, encouraging census 2011 its partition. Given this fact we might ask: Who makes the decisions? Bees nannies? Builders? And the queen decides not present anything? It is a consensual agreement? And what mechanisms regulate this process? Hormones? The genetic instinct? The population density? The entry of nectar? The available space? The number census 2011 of immature? ... Many more questions and possible answers that surround even the phenomenon of eixamenada.
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