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Title: The importance of bees to the world
Bees are invertebrate animals belonging to the family of insects, have a yellowish color with black stripes, has a head, thorax and 6 feet, yourbody is about 15 millimeters long.To think that an animal so small and simple physically is essential for the balance of ourplanet and all life within it, to play a role as importate suchas pollination of plants is thetransfer of pollen from one flower to another for the reproduction of plants, this process as simple at first glance brings important results for the survival ofthe natural, without this process, opening a big imbalance in nature that would end life as we know it.
The main plant pollinators are bees that fulfill this role without knowing the search for food. In recent yearsthere has been a significant reduction of bees in the world, NorthAmerican beekeepers have noticed a reduction of 30-90% of their colonies, this phenomenon has taken the name colonycollapse disorder (CCD).There are many hypotheses on this sensitive issue that concerns us all living things, some of the ideas that are more prevalent in our minds on this issue are: pesticides, fertilizers areresponsible?, The greenhouse effect? Does the propagation of electromagnetic emissions that alter magnetite nanoparticles present in the abdomen ofthe bees? A bee lab in Spain seeking for years the cause ofthe syndrome colony collapse and found it is a micro organism called “Nosema ceranae “is a parasite living in the Asian honeybee and for some reason have happened to the European honeybee,this parasite affects the vital system of infected bees causing death and although there is no cure for this phenomenon is developing a drug that is already in the process to end this Parasite.
Thedisappearance of bees is not only a problem for beekeeping according to un 35% of the world's agricultural production depends on pollination by bees, as Einstein saidmore than 50 years ago ¨ If...