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JAR 38, Issue 1-2, 1999

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Hive-entrance pollen transfer devices to increase the cross-pollination potential of honey bees. II. Examination of three materials and pollen viability

Fani Hatjina; John B Free; Robert J Paxton

 38 1-2 3

Queen mating frequency in different types of honey bee mating apiaries

Peter Neumann; Robin F A Moritz; Jobvan Praagh;
38
1-2
11

A new Pollination probability index (PPI) for pollen load analysis as a measure for pollination effectiveness of bees

G Ne'eman; A Dafni; S G Potts
38
1-2
19

Juvenile mortality of the female descendants in the ectoparasitic mite Varroa jacobsoni in worker brood of Apis mellifera

M D Ifantidis; A Karamanidou; P Katikou
38
1-2
25

The response of the stingless bee Melipona beecheii to experimental pollen stress, worker loss and different levels of information input

 J C Biesmeijer; M Born; S Lukács; M J Sommeijer
38
 1-2 33

Nest and colony Characteristics of log-hived Melipona Beecheii (Apidae: Meliponinae)

 J W van Veen; H G Arce Arce 38 1-2 43

Effective Biotechnical control of varroa: applying knowledge on brood cell invasion to trap honey bee parasites in drone brood

J N M Calis; W J Boot; J Beetsma; J H P M Van Den Eijnde; A De Ruijter; J J M Van Der Steen

 38 1-2 49

Membrane barrier delivery of formic acid, a chemical used for mite control on honey bees (Apis mellifera)

R Scott Daniels; Abdulkareem Hamid; R E L Rogers; Kenna Mackenzie
38
 1-2 63
Differences in pollen sources of Apis cerana and Apis mellifera at a primary beech forest in central Japan Teruyoshi Nagamitsu; Tamiji Inoue 38 1-2 71

Genetic Variability among Nosema apis isolates

 Heather S Gatehouse Née Edmonds; Louise A Malone 38 1-2 79
Quantitative comparison of lipids in some pollens and their phagostimulatory effects in honey bees Satyabir Singh; Kavita Saini; K L Jain 38 1-2 87
Rapid intergenerational changes in morphology and behaviour in colonies of Africanized and European honey bees (Apis mellifera) from tropical Yucatan, Mexico J J G Quezada-Euán; R J PaxtonJ J G Quezada-Euán; R J Paxton 38 1-2 93
Pollen Resources Used By European And Africanized Honey Bees In The Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

Rogel Villanueva G

 38 1-2 105

 

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