. British bee journal &AMP ; conseiller les apiculteurs. Les abeilles. Le POLLEN DE BLACKBERRY. Il peut être une tâche délicate, rose ou gris-verdâtre pâle-. Lorsque la tige est anguleuse, il sera constaté que les aiguillons, abvindant qu'ils soient, n'est rencontré sur les angles eux-mêmes. Les feuilles sont habituellement composés de trois à cinq folioles, les deux ou quatre bas inséré ensemble à une certaine distance au-dessous du terminal 1, et non pas seulement la tige des feuilles, mais aussi la nervure médiane des feuilles sur la surface inférieure, armés de sharp, strong, aiguillons accrochée ; tandis que le général en vertu de la surface est plus ou moins doAvny. Le b

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. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. POLLEN OF BLACKBERRY. it may be a delicate pink, or pale-greenish- grey. Where the stem is angular, it will be found that the prickles, abvindant as they are, will only be met with on the angles themselves. The leaves are usually composed of three to five leaflets, the two or four lower ones inserted together at some distance below the terminal one, and not only is the leaf-stalk, but also the mid-rib of the leaves on the lower surface, armed with sharp, strong, hooked prickles; while the general under surface is more or less doAvny. The blossoms are either white or vary- ing degrees of pink, in panicles at the ends of the branches. The petals, five in num- ber, are of a delicate satin-like texture; and as they surround a mass of deep yellow anthers in the centre, make a very beautiful flower. The fruit is almost as black as its name implies, for, when rijie, it is so deep a purple, as to appear almost black. The Generic name Buhus was be- stowed by Linnaeus, and is supposed to have been suggested by a Celtic word 7-eub, to tear. The specific name does not, as some might imagine, mean fruitbearing. It is a Latin word mean- ing bush or shrub, and refers to the bushy nature of the plants. This is .another of the many useful plants for the bees, yielding freely both nectar and pollen. The colour of the pollen is almost white when dry, and ovoid in form, the flutings in the grain being wide, closely approach the oval form, and from this cause, when viewed in its dry state, it appears in a variety of outline forms. The size varies considerably, some grains being quite double the size of others. The average size, however, is ^^^^^ in. by ^J^ in. when dry, but when taken from honey or water, are of an almost spherical foirm, measuring generally ^^^i^ in. by ^^L^ in. When viewed by transmitted light they. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for reada

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