According to a study plants use electric fields to communicate with bees.
Meanwhile, bumblebees are able to find and decipher weak electric signals and bees can tell the difference between different floral fields. Thanks to electric fields, these pollinators can also determine if one of her sisters has recently visited a flower.
“This novel communication channel reveals how flowers can potentially inform their pollinators about the honest status of their precious nectar and pollen reserves,” says study leader professor Daniel Robert, from the University of Bristol
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3 thoughts on “Bees Use ‘The Force’ To Find Flowers”
I think that the electrie fealds for the flowers and bees are is like the binnery coad for letters on a keyboard very eunique or, like a snowflake. So that they can have communication like the internet. It make you think who invented our ability to communication? 1 John 5:20, And we know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is true, and we are in him that is true, even in his Son Jesus Christ. This is the true God, and eternal life.
The force is strong in HoneyColony 🙂
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