Green roofs and pollinators, useful green spots for some wild bee species
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Our results show that green roofs can be a suitable habitat for wild bee species living in urban areas but not so much for hoverflies. |
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11-01-2023 |
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Grooming behavior and damaged Varroa in Apis
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Varroa mite mortality and mite damage in colonies of Apis cerana cerana Fabr and Apis mellifera ligustica Spin, where mites were added to observation hive bees and to full-sized colonies of both bee species, were studied. |
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Grooming by honey bees as a component of varroa resistant behavior
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Grooming behavior of honey bees can be considered in two major categories: autogrooming or self-grooming and inter-bee grooming, called allogrooming. |
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Grooming effectiveness towards Varroa destructor
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Grooming behavior is considered a varroosis tolerance factor of Africanized honey bees, but this behavior is difficult to evaluate directly within the honey bee colony. |
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30-10-2001 |
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Guideline for Apicultural citizen science to apply the honey bee colony for bio-monitoring of the environment
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Both nectar and pollen are collected in portions of 20 to 30 mg. This requires four to five times more nectar foragers than pollen foragers in the hive. |
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Guideline for Apicultural citizen science to apply the honey bee colony for bio-monitoring of the environment
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Both nectar and pollen are collected in portions of 20 to 30 mg. This requires four to five times more nectar foragers than pollen foragers in the hive. |
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06-09-2023 |
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Guideline on veterinary medicinal products controlling Varroa destructor parasitosis in bees
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New veterinary medicinal products developed as antiparasitic treatments controlling Varroa mite infestation in bees should satisfy the usual requirements for authorisation. Varroa control implies a number of integrated pest management measures, |
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Guidelines for a pilot surveillance project on honeybee colony losses
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Pollinator activity is required for the world’s quarter million angiosperm species to reproduce, and as a result for fruits and seeds to be produced. Honeybees (Apis mellifera L.) are amongst the most specialised, arguably the most dominant pollinators and are essential for certain agriculturally important crops. |
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Gut microbiota composition is associated with environmental landscape in honey bees
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There is growing recognition that the gut microbial community regulates a wide variety of important functions in its animal hosts, including host health. However, the complex interactions between gut microbes and environment are still unclear. |
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Haemolymph removal by Varroa mite destabilizes immune effectors
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The association between the deformed wing virus and the parasitic mite Varroa destructor has been identified as a major cause of worldwide honeybee colony losses. |
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07-03-2020 |
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