The diagrams show how the bee makes honey and the stages in the production of honey. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting main features and making comparisons where relevant.

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is produced by bees and later processed for commercial sale.

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,

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production consists of two key stages: the natural cycle involving bee development and nectar collection, followed by human-driven extraction and preparation for retail.

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, the queen bee lays eggs in the honeycomb. Within three days, these eggs hatch into larvae. After about a week of feeding and growth, the larvae become fully developed. Around four weeks later, adult bees emerge from the hive to collect nectar from flowers, returning to deposit it in the honeycomb cells. Over time,

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nectar transforms into

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. Once the

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is formed, beekeepers remove the honeycombs from the hive and place them in an extraction machine, which separates the

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from the wax.

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the extracted

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is boiled or heated to eliminate impurities.

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, the

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is poured into jars, sealed, and

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for distribution to shops and consumers. In

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way,

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production relies on a seamless interplay between natural bee activity and carefully managed human processes.