Is honey poop and honey bee poop?

No. Honey is honey made in a hive by bees from the nectar of flowering plants.

Production process: 1. When the bee collects, the nectar is inhaled drop by drop into the sac, and the amount of each collection is generally 40 60 mg, which is equivalent to the body weight.

2. After the collection bees return to the hive, spit out the honey to the internal bees or disperse them into several nests, and the internal bees continue to process. In the process of processing, the bees first suck the honey into their stomach and mix it with invertase, then spit it out and then suck it in, so that it takes more than 100 times to swallow and spit out.

3. After the brewing is over, the worker bees temporarily store the honey in the nest, and the sucrose conversion and honey concentration process continues. Until the honey is ripe, the bees seal the nest with wax, which completes the process from nectar to mature honey.

Honey is a sweet substance that bees collect the nectar of plant nectar glands or the secretion of nectar glands outside flowers, mixed with bee enzyme solution, and is fully brewed to store in the nest spleen. Honey is the main product of bees, a sweet and viscous, transparent or translucent liquid. Honey is mainly used in nectar, followed by nectar and honeydew.

Nectar is the secretion of nectar glands inside plant flowers, manna is the excrement of aphids, leafhoppers, etc., and honeydew is the secretion of nectar glands outside plant flowers. Bees use tongue straws to suck the sweet juice secreted by the nectar glands and sap of plants or the honey tubes of aphids and leafhoppers, mix saliva with the mouthparts of bees and temporarily store them in honey sacs. Honey is used by bees to suck nectar from the flower apparatus and nectar glands of nectar source plants with a tongue straw, bring it back to the hive, spit out the nectar from the honey sac into the hive, and then inhale and spit out repeatedly through the bees, and store the nectar mixed with invertase secreted by the honey sac in the hive.

Under the action of enzymes, the polysaccharides in the nectar are decomposed into glucose and fructose, the water is reduced to about 20, and the mature honey is basically formed. Physical properties of honey: Pure high-quality fresh and ripe honey is a viscous, transparent or translucent gelatinous liquid with a sweet taste and a strong aroma.

Inferior honey often has a bitter, astringent, sour or foul taste. If the temperature is lower than 10 or left for too long, it is easy to transform into crystallization to different degrees. Different types of nectar sources have different physical properties.

It's not, honey is sweeter and the structure is viscous, but isn't, hope.

No, it's the bees that collect nectar (or sugar water) and gather it

Bee droppings should be bee excrement.

Honey is a "honey" containing a variety of vitamins made by the plant sugar collected by the adult 'attacking bees' in the empty body of the bee colony, and handed over to the internal affairs 'young attacking bees' after returning to the nest.

The bee's droppings are excreted outside the nest when they fly out of the nest. There are also pollen and propolis that are also trampled by bees. Royal jelly and wax are the secretions of 'bee tapping'.

It is the nectar of the nectar gland of the plant or the secretion of the nectar gland outside the flower collected by the bee, mixed with the bee enzyme solution and fully brewed to store the sweet product in the nest spleen.

No. To put it simply, honey is just a sweet substance made by bees collecting nectar or secretions from plants and brewing them repeatedly. It is impossible for the Sun Qi honey we eat to contain bee feces.

The bees secrete digestive enzymes, constantly swallowing, converting the original sucrose into glucose and fructose, making it reach 60% 80%, and the sucrose content drops to less than 5%, and finally the bees seal it like a lid.