Wild Bees,
Wild Bees, Wasps and Ants and Other Stinging Insects
作者：Saunders, Edward, 1848-1910; Saunders, Constance A. [Illustrator]
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共 84 题- WILD BEES, WASPS AND ANTS
- And Other Stinging Insects
- By
- EDWARD SAUNDERS
- F.R.S., F.L.S., etc
- PREFACE
- EDWARD SAUNDERS.
- ST. ANN'S, WOKING.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- THE SUBJECT IN GENERAL, 1
- THE SOLITARY GROUPS, 6
- THE SOLITARY BEES, 9
- THE CUCKOO BEES, 14
- THE FOSSORS, OR DIGGERS, 18
- THE SOLITARY WASPS, 24
- THE SOCIAL GROUPS, 28
- THE ANTS, 31
- THE SOCIAL WASPS, 35
- THE HUMBLE BEES, 39
- THE BEES WITH BIFID TONGUES, 44
- THE BEES WITH POINTED TONGUES, 48
- LEAF-CUTTING BEES, 52
- A COLONY OF _Anthophora_, 61
- BEES AND POLLEN-COLLECTING, 65
- ON BEES' TONGUES, AND HOW THEY SUCK HONEY, 72
- A DREADFUL PARASITE, 77
- ANTS, THEIR GUESTS, AND THEIR LODGERS, 88
- HOW CAN AN "ACULEATE" BE RECOGNIZED?, 92
- MALES AND FEMALES, 95
- THE VAGARIES OF COLOUR AND STRUCTURE IN THE SEXES, 100
- THE DISTRIBUTION, RARITY, OR ABUNDANCE OF VARIOUS SPECIES, 105
- ON BEES' WINGS, 110
- ON BREEDING ACULEATES, ETC., 113
- ON COLOUR, 119
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSECTS FROM THE EGG, 124
- ON STRUCTURE, 132
- INDEX, 141
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
- PAGE
- Fig. 1. _Bombus_, larva and nymph: after Packard 11
- DESCRIPTION OF THE COLOURED PLATES
- PLATE A
- PLATE B
- PLATE C
- PLATE D
- THE SUBJECT IN GENERAL
- THE SOLITARY GROUPS
- THE SOLITARY BEES
- THE CUCKOO BEES
- THE FOSSORS OR DIGGERS
- THE SOLITARY WASPS
- THE SOCIAL GROUPS
- THE ANTS
- THE SOCIAL WASPS
- THE HUMBLE BEES
- THE BEES WITH BIFID TONGUES
- THE BEES WITH POINTED TONGUES
- LEAF-CUTTING BEES
- OSMIA AND ITS HABITS
- A COLONY OF ANTHOPHORA
- BEES AND POLLEN-COLLECTING
- ON BEES' TONGUES, AND HOW THEY SUCK HONEY
- A DREADFUL PARASITE
- AMONGST THE BEES AT WORK
- ANTS, THEIR GUESTS AND THEIR LODGERS
- HOW CAN AN "ACULEATE" BE RECOGNIZED?
- MALES AND FEMALES
- THE VAGARIES OF COLOUR AND STRUCTURE IN THE SEXES
- THE DISTRIBUTION, RARITY, OR ABUNDANCE OF VARIOUS SPECIES
- ON BEES' WINGS
- ON BREEDING ACULEATES, ETC.
- ON COLOUR
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSECTS FROM THE EGG
- And into the division with sucking mouths:--
- ON STRUCTURE
- FIG. 28.
- INDEX
- Jewel flies, 21, 27
- Queens, 4
- Unguiculi, 135
- Yellow-coloured species, 120
- NOTES
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