Description
The importance of a specific food is evident in every phase of the life cycle of the bee. If a supply of food lacked to the bees at some point in their life, the survival of the hive could put at risk.
- Proteins and vitamins are key macronutrients during the growth of the beesfrom larva to insect.
- For mature bees (drones, worker bees, and queen bees) the energy is supplied in the form of carbohydrates
Related to the protein content of the diet the quantity and quality of it is very important. In this way, the bee should be obtained from the diet those amino acids that is unable to synthesize endogenously and these should be the appropriate proportions to assimilate the protein ingested.
Vitamins play an important role in nutrition of bees, mainly B vitamins.
Part No. BE-ZULCAN10L
