L. L. Langstroth
American beekeeper (1810–1895)
Biography
L. L. Langstroth was born in Philadelphia on December 25, 1810, and died on October 6, 1895. He worked as a beekeeper and inventor. Langstroth identified the concept of bee-space, the minimum distance that bees avoid sealing up, and applied this principle to design frames that bees would leave separate, enabling the use of rectangular frames in what became known as the Langstroth hive.
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L. L. Langstroth is recorded as a beekeeper and a inventor, born in Pennsylvania (1810–1895).
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