Question

aplarist — a person who raises honey bees; also called a beekeeper. apiculture — the science of raising honey bees for commercial or agricultural purposes apis mellifera — the scientific name of the honey bee most commonly found in the united states b beehive — a receptacle used to house a colony of bees. beeswax — an organic compound secreted by glands on the worker bees abdomen and used for building comb. its melting point is from 143.6 to 147.2 degrees f. brood — bees in the egg, larvae, or pupae stage that have not yet emerged from their cells. brood chamber — a location built into the beehive by worker bees; the place in which brood are reared. according to the glossary, what is the difference between a brood chamber and comb foundations? a. a brood chamber is located outside the hive, but comb foundations are inside. b. a brood chamber is made by bees, but comb foundations are built by humans. c. a brood chamber is used to rear brood, but comb foundations are used to store honey d. a brood chamber houses the queen bee, but comb foundations house drones. reset submit

Explanation:

The glossary defines a brood - chamber as a place built by worker bees in the beehive to rear brood. Comb foundations are man - made structures that bees use as a starting point to build their combs. A brood chamber is made by bees and used for rearing brood, while comb foundations are built by humans.

Answer:

B. A brood chamber is made by bees, but comb foundations are built by humans.