Bees take nectar from flowers and transform it into honey through interactions with enzymes in their saliva and digestion. The color, flavor, and aroma of honey are uniquely dependent on the nectar of the flowers the bees visited, connecting you with a taste of a region.
Bees take nectar from flowers and transform it into honey through
interactions with enzymes in their saliva and digestion. The color,
flavor, and aroma of honey are uniquely dependent on the nectar of
the flowers the bees visited, connecting you...
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Kate Geagan answered:Bees take nectar from flowers and transform it into honey through interactions with enzymes in their saliva and digestion. The color, flavor, and aroma of honey are uniquely dependent on the nectar of the flowers the bees visited, connecting you with a taste of a region.
