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Abstract
This chapter presents information on the results of experiments on the colour discrimination of bees. It was shown that the green receptor pathway in bees was not sensitive to differences in brightness (except near threshold). Bees detected colour differences by blue content, and green and/or blue modulation, and width between vertical edges with green or blue contrast at vertical edges, providing a rich, consistent and memorable input as they scan.
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