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Contents of the "Apis Information Resource Center"

Table of contents for all articles from the Apis Information Resource Center - Author Malcolm Sanford.
Articles are currently being migrated from https://beekeep.info to https://www.apiculture.com/en/

66.24 KB 336 20-09-2025
Copa-Cogeca position paper on the European honey market

The European Union is the second largest producer and the largest importer of honey worldwide. Beekeeping is practised in every country of the EU.

698.95 KB 193 28-02-2020
Coronavirus lockdowns keep bees at home and put crops at risk

Restrictions limiting the movement of pollinators could hurt crops, adding pressure to a food system already reeling from conflict, climate change and the coronavirus pandemic.

480.68 KB 153 20-05-2020
Correlation between octopaminergic signalling and foraging task specialisation in honeybees

Octopamine participates in the processing of reward related information in the bee brain to mediate and modulate division of labour among foragers.

582.61 KB 166 22-11-2020
Country-specific effects of neonicotinoid pesticides on honey bees and wild bees

Neonicotinoid seed dressings have caused concern world-wide. We use large field experiments to assess the effects of neonicotinoid-treated crops on three bee species across three countries (Hungary, Germany, and the United Kingdom).

1.21 MB 162 30-06-2017
Covid-19 negative in few days by propolis

In the last weeks, together with one colleague medical doctor, we monitored by laboratory tests our patients positive for Covid

81.92 KB 211 13-11-2020
Cr(III) lLethal effects in combination with propiconazole and clothianidin

Visual inspection of Cr-retained data (see Figure 1a in the manuscript) indicates that the amount of Cr retained in bee bodies grows with the amount of Cr dissolved in syrup.

250.57 KB 158 13-10-2017
Creating comprehensive guidance for the use of contemporary honey testing methods

This guidance should be led by a group of independent scientific experts rather than exclusively private for profit laboratories since for profit laboratories inevitably have elements of competitiveness among them.

91.46 KB 227 09-01-2021
Critical links between biodiversity and health in wild bee conservation

We suggest a novel and holistic approach for capturing bee health through combining field and laboratory tools.

679.95 KB 209 02-04-2022
Critical note on incubation of capped queen cells

The high demand for honey bee queens has led commercial queen breeders to use incubators instead of the traditional method of incubating capped queen cells inside colonies.

99.48 KB 1423 14-12-2024
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