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Developing an AI-based Integrated System for Bee Health Evaluation [PDF]

arXiv
Honey bees pollinate about one-third of the world's food supply, but bee colonies have alarmingly declined by nearly 40% over the past decade due to several factors, including pesticides and pests. Traditional methods for monitoring beehives, such as human inspection, are subjective, disruptive, and time-consuming.
arxiv  

The anatomy of the honey bee

, 1910
R. E. Snodgrass
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Specialized metabolites present in Camellia reticulata nectar inhibit the growth of nectar‐inhabiting microorganisms

Frontiers in Plant Science
Plant specialized metabolites are species-specific compounds that help plants adapt and survive in constantly changing ecological environments. Nectar contains various specialized metabolites, essential for maintaining nectar homeostasis.
Lijie Xun, Lijie Xun, Rong Huang, Qiongyan Li, Qingxin Meng, Rui Su, Xiaoman Wu, Renbin Zhang, Linshu Li, Xueyang Gong, Kun Dong   +10 more
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COMPARATIVE VARIABILITY OF DRONES AND WORKERS OF THE HONEY BEE

, 1903
D. B. Casteel, E. F. Phillips
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Effect on honey bees of DDT applied from the air as a spray to lucerne; Notes on lucerne pollination [PDF]

, 1958
T. Palmer-Jones, I. W. Forster
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ApisTox: a new benchmark dataset for the classification of small molecules toxicity on honey bees [PDF]

arXiv
The global decline in bee populations poses significant risks to agriculture, biodiversity, and environmental stability. To bridge the gap in existing data, we introduce ApisTox, a comprehensive dataset focusing on the toxicity of pesticides to honey bees (Apis mellifera).
arxiv  

On the Anatomy and Functions of the Tongue of the Honey-Bee (Worker).

, 1884
Travers James Briant
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Life and Senses of the Honey Bee [PDF]

, 1954
W. H. Thorpe
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Varroa destructor detection on honey bees using hyperspectral imagery [PDF]

arXiv
Hyperspectral (HS) imagery in agriculture is becoming increasingly common. These images have the advantage of higher spectral resolution. Advanced spectral processing techniques are required to unlock the information potential in these HS images. The present paper introduces a method rooted in multivariate statistics designed to detect parasitic Varroa
arxiv  

I. Of the bases of the cells wherein the bees deposite their honey. Part of a letter from Mr. MacLaurin, Professor of Mathematics at Edinburgh, and F. R. S. to Martin Folkes, Esq; Pr. R. S. [PDF]

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