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Haplodiploidy is found in many species of insects from the order [[Hymenoptera]], particularly [[ant|ants]], [[bee|bees]], and [[wasp|wasps]]. One consequ In some [[Hymenoptera]]n species, worker insects are also able to produce diploid (and therefore

...y [[hummingbird]]s, [[butterfly|butterflies]], [[Diptera|dipterids]] and [[Hymenoptera|hymenopterids]]. The flowers of ''Pseudolaelia corcovadensis'', being self-

:''[[Hyssopus (animal)|Hyssopus]] can also refer to a genus of [[Hymenoptera]]n [[insect]]s of the family [[Eulophidae]].''

...Vander Kloet SP (2002) Comparative pollination effectiveness among bees ([[Hymenoptera]]: [[Apoidea]]) on Lowbush Blueberry (Ericaceae: ''[[Vaccinium angustifoliu

...ink calyx. While many of the world's flowers are pollinated by [[bees]] ([[Hymenoptera]]) or [[butterflies]]/[[moths]] ([[Lepidoptera]]), cacao flowers are pollin

The ants belong to the same great group of insects (Hymenoptera) that contains the wasps, bees, sawflies, and others; and like the honeybee

| ordo = [[Hymenoptera]]

...w has been designated as the color for flies and beetles, blue and red for hymenoptera, browns for carrion insects and wasps, and whites for night-flying insects