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Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 1991
Abstract Samples of Apis mellifera ligustica from Emilia (northcentral Italy), samples of A. m. carnica from Austria and from northern Yugoslavia, and samples from Friuli (northeast Italy), regarded as a zone of hybridization, were assayed for allozyme polymorphism. Five loci were found to be polymorphic: Est-3, Est6, Mdh-l, Me, Pgm.
A. Comparini, A. Biasiolo
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Abstract Samples of Apis mellifera ligustica from Emilia (northcentral Italy), samples of A. m. carnica from Austria and from northern Yugoslavia, and samples from Friuli (northeast Italy), regarded as a zone of hybridization, were assayed for allozyme polymorphism. Five loci were found to be polymorphic: Est-3, Est6, Mdh-l, Me, Pgm.
A. Comparini, A. Biasiolo
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The Peculiarities of the Carniolan, Dutch and Italian Races of Bees that Require Special Management
Bee World, 1921(1921). The Peculiarities of the Carniolan, Dutch and Italian Races of Bees that Require Special Management. Bee World: Vol. 3, No. 5, pp. 121-121.
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Annals of Animal Science
Human activities, new technologies and climate change may significantly affect the worldwide decline of livestock populations, including the honey bee (Apis mellifera) in the coming years. In Poland, animal conservation efforts with a particular emphasis
M. Bryła +3 more
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Human activities, new technologies and climate change may significantly affect the worldwide decline of livestock populations, including the honey bee (Apis mellifera) in the coming years. In Poland, animal conservation efforts with a particular emphasis
M. Bryła +3 more
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INFLUENCE OF HONEY BEE BREEDS ON HONEY QUALITY INDICATORS IN AKMOLA REGION
Ġylym ža̋ne bìlìmThe article presents data on the chemical composition of honey obtained from bees of the Uzbek, Carniolan honey bee and Carpathian breeds, as well as different types of honey obtained from the same bee breed.
Miras Сураганов
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Beekeeping and conservation of Carniolan bees in Croatia
2013Carniolan bee (Apis mellifera carnica) is native to Croatia, and protected by natural Carniolan honeybee distribution in surrounding countries.
Kezić, Nikola +3 more
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Diversity of Carniolan bee (A. m. carnica) in Croatia
1999Morphometric differences of three existing ecotypes: subalpin, pannonian and medditeranean of autohtonous Carniolan bee (A.m. carnica) in Croatia was investigated. Honeybee population in coastal and island region is the least known. Morphometric measurements were done on wings and legs of 630 worker bees. Width, length, and surface of fore wing, length
Kezić, Nikola +2 more
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Breeding and selection of carniolan bees (A. M. Carnica) in Croatia
2001On the whole theritory of the Republic of Croatia autohtonus Carniolan bee race (Apis mellifera Carnica, Pollm. 1879) is bred. In some races are known ecotypes are better adapted to specific climatic conditions. Any sistem of breeding and selection has to consider such genetic variability to ensure optimal results.
Kezić, Nikola +3 more
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Morfological characteristics of reproductive organs in carniolan queen bee (Apis mellifera carnica)
2012Kontrola kvalitete proizvodnje matica procjenjuje se praćenjem morfoloških odlika spolnih organa matica. Cilj ovog rada bio je odrediti morfološke odlike matica. Uzorkovano je po 3 matice od pčelara uzgajivača matica sa područja Hrvatske. Određivan je broj jajnih cjevčica mikroskopskom analizom, mjerenjem promjera spermateke i broja spermija.
Bubalo, Dragan +2 more
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