This diagram illustrates the life cycle of the honey bee. Overall, it is clear that this life cycle process consists of seven separate stages, beginning with female laying eggs and ending with the maturity of a young bee to an adult bee.
According to the diagram, the females lay one or two eggs every three days for their new generations. Once the eggs have been laid, each of them hatches after 9 or 10 days. After the hatching stage, the nymph grows and goes through three different molting stages with a total length of 21 days.
Looking into the diagram for more details, the nymph sheds its hair for 5 days, 7 days, and 9 days respectively to prepare for the new growth. The nymph then turns into a young adult, four days before maturity, and female adults lay eggs again. Having completed all the stages, the new cycle starts and repeats.
This diagram illustrates the life cycle of the honey bee.
Overall
, it is
clear
that this life cycle process consists of seven separate
stages
, beginning with female laying eggs and ending with the maturity of a young bee to an adult bee.
According to the diagram, the females lay one or two eggs every three days for their new generations. Once the eggs have
been laid
, each of them hatches after 9 or 10 days. After the hatching
stage
, the nymph grows and goes through three
different
molting
stages
with a total length of 21 days.
Looking into the diagram for more
details
, the nymph sheds its hair for 5 days, 7 days, and 9 days
respectively
to prepare for the new growth. The nymph then turns into a young adult, four days
before
maturity, and female adults lay eggs again. Having completed all the
stages
, the new cycle
starts
and repeats.