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Original Research Articles
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An estimate of the heritability of the corbicular area of the honeybee
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Charles P. Milne, Jr. |
24
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3
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137
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An estimate of the heritability of worker longevity or length of life in the honeybee
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Charles P. Milne, Jr. |
24
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3
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140
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Bee hair structure and the effect of hair on metabolism at low temperature
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Edward E. Southwick |
24
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3
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144
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Ultrastructure of the sunflower nectary
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D. Sammataro, E. H. Erickson, Jr. and M. B. Garment |
24
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3
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150
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Honey production and underlying nectar harvesting activities of Africanized and European honeybees
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T. E. Rinderer, A. M. Collins and K. W. Tucker |
24
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3
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161
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Observations on the dance communication and natural foraging ranges of Apis cerana, Apis dorsata and Apis florea in Sri Lanka
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R. W. K. Punchihewa, N. Koeniger, P. G. Kevan and R. M. Gadawski |
24
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3
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168
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A method for remote monitoring of activity of honeybee colonies by sound analysis
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David G. Dietlein* |
24
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3
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176
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Differences in non-stinging aggressive responses of worker honeybees to diseased and healthy bees in May and July
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Nathan H. Drum and Walter C. Rothenbuhler |
24
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3
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184
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The effects of gamma-radiation from cobalt 60 on quality parameters of australian honeys
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M. Wootton, M. Hornitzky and L. Beneke |
24
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3
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188
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Source of the honey protein responsible for apple juice clarification
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C. Y. Lee, N. L. Smith, R. W. Kime and R. A. Mors
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24
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3
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190
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Determination of residues of some insecticides in clover flowers: A bioassay method using honeybee adults |
S. A. Mansour* and M. K. Al-Jalili |
24
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3
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195
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Storage and incubation in the management of the alfalfa pollinating bee Megachile flavipes Spinola |
R. P. Kapil and R. C. Sihag |
24
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3
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199
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