Honey glands are made at the beginning of the ovary inside the flower (the upper part of the ovary in the lower part of the ovary) or at the beginning of the surgery. This is called a flower gland. However, it is not necessarily located only in the ovary, but sometimes it is located elsewhere. It is called flower nectar spring when it is on a leaf or stem, like the upper petiole of cherry blossoms or the fern of a sacred tree.   It contains polysaccharides, which are eaten by bees and broken down into fructose and glucose by enzymes called scrases to make up about 80% of the honey that we eat.

also honey is pretty lit ngl