apiarist

Examples

• All

• Consequently, the physiognomic classification would not provide the apiarist with necessary information.

  Academic text (1991)

• Indeed, the apiarist would be interested almost exclusively in which nectar-producing species occur, where, and perhaps in what abundance.

  Academic text (1991)

• If Ramsay knew that his father, a tall and elegant apiarist, had named him after the first Labour prime minister of Britain, the knowledge had had no discernible effect on his conduct.

  Academic text (2000)

• The database may also be manipulated, as determined by the apiarist's criteria, to show regions of high, medium, or low potential for the expanded bee operation.

  Academic text (1991)

• By recasting these selected floristic data using numerical ranges assigned to the percentage cover for each polygonal area, the apiarist has access to a map that shows both where the necessary species are and to what degree.

  Academic text (1991)

• The experienced apiarist harvested honey from the beehives every spring.

• Students learned about the life cycle of bees from the local apiarist at the community garden.

Synonyms

B

beekeeper

vsapiarist

11 3.0

A person who keeps bees to collect honey

focuses on hands on care rather than ownership or management

A

apiculturist

vsapiarist

• Specialized

9.9

A person who keeps bees and collects their honey

focuses on routine care rather than breeding for honey

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology