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Plants for Bees: Borage
publication date:
Jan 7, 2010
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Bee World
Vol.80 (1) 1999 pp. 33-36
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Article Title
Plants for Bees: Borage
Author(s)
Juliet L Osborne
Abstract
The flowers produce copious nectar and pollen, which is collected by honey bees and many species of bumble bee. The flowering season is relatively long, which is useful for the long seasonal cycle of bumble bee and honey bee colonies
Keywords
Borage,
Borago officinalis,
bumble bee, honey bee
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