This study evaluated the activity of plant extracts on Nosema ceranae development and their toxicity on the infected host Apis mellifera. Newly emerged bees were fed ad libitum with enriched syrups after individual infection.

Although texts and wall paintings suggest that bees were kept in the Ancient Near East for the production of precious wax and honey, archaeological evidence for beekeeping has never been found.

The influence of different temperatures on the development of Varroa Jacobsoni was studied by placing newly capped and parasitized worker bee brood into thermostatically controlled chambers

Honey bee colonies are highly dependent upon the availability of floral resources from which they get the nutrients (notably pollen) necessary to their development and survival. However, foraging areas are currently affected by the intensification of agriculture and landscape alteration.

One of the main biotic threat to honey bees all over the world is the ectoparasitic mite Varroa destructor (Acari: Mesostigmata). Without proper treatment, colonies are doomed and collapse within two years.

Integrating harmonised pollinator-related data to create the effective measures needed to protect pollinators.

Insects impact on humanity includes pollination, but also serious animal and human health problems through the transmission of pathogenic microorganisms.

Attempts to combat nosema through the use of alternative compounds, including essential oils, plant extracts, and microbes in vitro and in vivo.