Which development in honeybee larvae results when juvenile hormone concentration remains high?

💡 Explanation

A high concentration of juvenile hormone during honeybee larval development causes the Prothoracicotropic hormone (PTTH), which promotes larval retention and feeding, because this hormone must drop to induce pupation; therefore, maturation stalls, rather than accelerating it or causing tissue degradation.

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