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Carbohydrates in the developmental stages of the Apis mellifera
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The concentrations of sugars were investigated in the Apis mellifera carnica drone brood in successive development stages. These stages are from the newly hatched larvae to the freshly emerged imago. |
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24-06-2008 |
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Chalkbrood + Comb Renovation
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15-08-2025 |
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Changes in lithium levels in bees and their products
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Recently, alongside novel compounds to defeat the pest, lithium chloride has been found to be effective. |
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25-06-2021 |
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Characteristics of honey bee colonies in Iran surviving Varroa destructor infestation
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Varroa destructor sucks the blood from both the adults and the developing brood, weakening and shortening the life span of bees. |
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23-01-2025 |
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Characteristics of honey bee colonies in Sweden surviving Varroa destructor infestation
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A population of European honey bees surviving Varroa destructor mite infestation in Sweden for over 10 years without treatment. |
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13-10-2010 |
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Chemical agriculture and pollinators: signs of a planet in danger
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Bees, these extraordinary creatures that have inhabited the Planet for over 100 million years, are the common thread that tells the story of various ecological challenges. |
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13-09-2023 |
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Chronic exposure of honeybees to pesticide mixture
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Pollen might be contaminated by multiple pesticides representing a risk for long-term contamination of honeybees when collected. Standardized methodology to assess the effects of pesticide mixtures under field conditions is lacking. |
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30-10-2016 |
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Chronic exposure to neonicotinoids reduces honey-bee health near corn crops
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Here we quantified the duration and magnitude of neonicotinoid exposure in Canada’s corn-growing regions and used these data to design realistic experiments to investigate the effect of such insecticides on honey bees. |
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30-06-2017 |
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Chronic exposure to polystyrene microplastic fragments has no effect on honey bee survival
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Microplastics were recently found in honey samples collected in Ecuador as well as in honey bees collected from Denmark and China. |
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11-01-2023 |
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Citizen science in developing countries
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These strategies consisted of online questionnaires and face-to-face interviews with beekeepers to record bee health issues. We found that use of both recruitment strategies was necessary because they reached different volunteer profiles and different locations |
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21-05-2020 |
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