Which outcome accompanies obstructed sucrose invertase production after the ‘waggle dance’?

💡 Explanation

Impaired larval growth occurs because hindered sucrose invertase, normally activated after the waggle dance, disrupts monomer production and, therefore, sugar catabolism in developing larvae, rather than adults who feed them nectar directly. Limited carbs affect larval growth rather than gland secretions.

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