Question

Honey bee is of greatest use to man due to which reason?
A. We yet honey from them.
B. Helps in cross pollination.
C. Is of medicinal value.
D. It entertains.

Answer 1

Hint: Honey bees (sometimes written honeybees) are eusocial flying insects that are all native to Eurasia and belong to the Apis genus of the bee clade. Their hives are coveted foraging targets for many species, including honey badgers, bears, and human hunter-gatherers, due to their construction of perennial colony nests made of wax, the vast size of their colonies, and surplus production and storage of honey.

Complete answer:
Honey is a complicated substance produced by bees who consume nectar, digest it, and store it in honeycombs. Indigenous peoples have collected honey from all live Apis species for food. Only two species, A. mellifera and A. cerana, have had their honey extracted for commercial reasons.
Honey bees also play a vital part in the pollination of other major crops like cotton and flax. The honey bee also produces a number of valuable non-food products, including beeswax, which is used in cleaning and beauty products.
Because honey bees can pollinate clover and alfalfa, both of which are given to cattle, there are consequences for the meat and dairy industries as well. That's not to mention the plethora of processed foods made from all of these ingredients.

So, option B is the correct answer.

In the United Kingdom, the bumble bee is also utilised professionally as a pollinator of food crops, particularly tomatoes and soft fruits like strawberries. They are more effective at pollinating specific crops due to their size, shape, and propensity to vibrate vigorously.

Note:
A series of exocrine glands on the abdomens of worker bees of a specific age secrete beeswax. The wax is used to create the comb's walls and crowns. Humans collect beeswax for a variety of reasons, including candle making, waterproofing, soap and cosmetics production, medications, art, furniture polish, and more.