>
> > So the solution for evolution would be to breed for a much smaller or a
> much bigger honeybee. In the first case, the body fluid reserves are not
> enough to maintain the life ; in the second case the body fluid reserves
> are plenty enough to have minor consequence on the honeybee health. But
> thing about the consequence, the flowers would need to evolve as well to
> fit with the new bred honeybee. I say this because according to what I have
> observed in China, there are many plants that are pollinated by both
> honeybees, but tiny nectar tubes are only visited by Apis cerana.
> Georges Prigent France
>

My grand ma when presented to any given problem of us would reply after
carefull listening "reality is much an other" ( la realidad es muy otra).
Love you Tita !

and indeed it is.
Let play at Mars !

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