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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 10 (1863) (1863)

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The passages, B’’, communicate laterally with the adjacent honey boxes. Each brood box is provided with passages, II, to connect with apertures, D D, (Fig 3) in the feed boxes. At the front end of each brood box, near the top thereof, is an aperture adapted (when placed in the upper niche for the… … more favorable circumstances. Much more atten- tion is now given to the care of bees than formerly, ner of the hive, which are encased by cups in the sages. and many persons in different parts of the country » The brood boxes may be constructed without-bot- form of inverted cones. These cups are to…

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