What is another word for beebread?
Pronunciation: [bˈiːbɹɛd] (IPA) 
Beebread, also known as bee pollen, is a nutrient-rich food source for bees that is collected from the stamens of flowers. There are several other terms used to refer to beebread, including ambrosia, flower pollen, and hive dust. The term ambrosia is used to describe the food of the Greek gods, and so it is fitting that beebread is also referred to as ambrosia, due to its nutritional value. Flower pollen is a more descriptive term that signifies the source of the beebread. Hive dust is a term used to describe the fine particles of pollen that accumulate in the hive. Regardless of the term used, beebread is a vital component of the honeybee's diet.
