All of the following are parts of the honeybee's processing of honey EXCEPT: producing a small amount of gluconic acid. concentrating the sugars to a supersaturated state. conversion of some glucose and fructose into sucrose. conversion of most of the fructose to the β-D-fructopyranose form.

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		producing a small amount of gluconic acid.
		concentrating the sugars to a supersaturated state.
		conversion of some glucose and fructose into sucrose.
		conversion of most of the fructose to the β-D-fructopyranose form.