Bumblebees in Pollination Biology

Bumblebees

Bumblebees are large, fuzzy, and attractive bees. It’s easy to recognize by their size and color. Their cuticle is black and the most frequent color of patches is black and yellow but some species patches color may be white, orange, or rufous red. They visit wide variety of flowers for nectar and pollen. Most of the cases, they transfer pollen successfully flowers to flowers.
Bumble bees are social insects. They form colonies with 20 to several hundred individuals. Tasks are divided among the adults.

Darwin had fondness for bumblebees, which were called humblebees. He spent a lot of times studying their habits.

Among the insects, bumblebees are the most familiar pollinators and widely recognized as being beneficial through their role as a pollinator.

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