EP resolution of 18 December 2019 on the EU Pollinators Initiative
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Recent EU Red Data List assessments revealed that about 9% of insect species in the EU are threatened with extinction. |
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30-01-2020 |
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EU - Honey market presentation
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EU second world producer, after China |
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09-06-2021 |
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EU - National apiculture programmes
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Programmes include a study of the production and marketing |
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09-06-2022 |
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EU against three neonicotinoids
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In 2012, the Commission decided to review the EU approvals granted for the active substances clothianidin, thiamethoxam and imidacloprid (part of the neonicotinoid family) and the active substance fipronil (part of the phenylpyrazole family). |
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17-05-2018 |
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EU report on on the implementation of apiculture programmes
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This report covers apiculture 2017-2019, for the time period 1 August 2016 to 31 July 2019. These are the first years where new measures applied. |
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02-12-2019 |
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Effect of Apis mellifera’s Venom on Escherichia coli
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Here evaluate the inhibitory effects of Apis mellifera bee venom (BV-Am) and of its two main components - melittin and phospholipase on E. coli. |
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1.63 MB |
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18-11-2020 |
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Effect of Dietary Phytochemicals on Honey Bees
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A study of the role of phytochemicals in pesticide tolerance when worker bees were fed with sublethal doses (1 ppb and 10 ppb) of thiamethoxam |
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21-07-2021 |
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Effect of oxalic acid on the mite Varroa destructor
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Here, we study the effect of oxalic acid on isolated varroa mites and on varroa mites parasitizing caged honey bees treated with oxalic acid per os or topically (by trickling or by sublimation). |
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28-04-2017 |
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Effect of repeated intakes of neonicotinoids on the foraging behaviours of Apis mellifera
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Evaluating the effects of neonicotinoids on forager bees in conditions as near as possible to those in nature presents a big but necessary challenge. |
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06-09-2023 |
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Effect of stinglessbee honey in selenite induced cataracts
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Melipona favosa favosa is reputed to produce an anticataract honey. Ocular cataracts are opacifications of the ocular lenses. The senile cataract is considered as belonging to public health. Other etiologies comprise diabetes, UV radiation, traumatisms. In this work we used the selenite model to induce cataracts in rats, and to test the effect of Melipona honey eye drops. |
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04-09-2002 |
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