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Bee World, 2014
South East Asia, and Thailand in particular, is seeing the emergence of a new kind of beekeeping industry. More than five hundred species of stingless bees are to be found throughout the tropics. In Thailand stingless bees are collectively known in the vernacular as “channarong”, which is etymologically derived from “the factory that makes cerumen.” A ...
Bajaree Chuttong, Michael Burgett
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South East Asia, and Thailand in particular, is seeing the emergence of a new kind of beekeeping industry. More than five hundred species of stingless bees are to be found throughout the tropics. In Thailand stingless bees are collectively known in the vernacular as “channarong”, which is etymologically derived from “the factory that makes cerumen.” A ...
Bajaree Chuttong, Michael Burgett
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TECHNO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF MELIPONICULTURE IN BUKIT SANDY, CIMENYAN, BANDUNG
Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering Journal (Formally known as Biological and Natural Resources Engineering Journal), 2023 Propolis produced by stingless bees has a high economic value in Indonesia. Bukit Sandy is a plantation area in Cimenyan, Bandung which is famous for citrus picking tourism and has the potential to be developed for meliponiculture. Currently, there are stingless bee colonies in Bukit Sandy, but the colonies are not growing well.
Jessica Gita Adjani +2 more
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The Past, Present, and Future of Meliponiculture in Mexico
2018Accounts on ancient meliponiculture are not abundant for the Americas. Most pre-Columbian evidence comes from Mexico, in particular from the Yucatan Peninsula. Early accounts from Spaniards indicate that outstanding levels of husbandry and large concentrations of colonies of Melipona beecheii (‘Xunan kab’ in Mayan) were present in the region.
JOSÉ Javier G Quezada-Euan +1 more
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UTTAR PRADESH JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGYBees are well-known insects in our society for their significant contribution to the life of mankind in the form of their special product, substantial ecological services, and also for their sting and associated danger. However, most people are ignorant about a large number of bee species that are harmless and also produce economically important ...
Rai, Vijay Laxmi +4 more
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The newly rising meliponiculture and research on stingless bees in China–a mini review
Journal of Apicultural Research, 2022Zheng-Wei Wang
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Internet of Things in Meliponiculture: A State-of-the-Art Literature Review
2025 IEEE VIII Congreso Internacional en Inteligencia Ambiental, Ingenieria de Software y Salud Electronica y Movil (AmITIC)Fulvio Lizano, Yenory Rojas-Hernández
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Meliponiculture in Mexico: problems and perspective for development
Bee World, 2001Beekeeping with stingless bees (meliponiculture) in Mexico is an ancient tradition which today is in the process of disappearing as a consequence of changes in cultural, economic and ecological factors. This article reviews the historical background of meliponiculture as well as its potential uses in Mexico.
José Javier G Quezada-Euán +2 more
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Journal of Enviromental Sciences and Natural Resources, 2022
The present study aimed to show the impact of climate change on Melipona bees in the Yucatan Peninsula and the socioeconomic situation of Melipona honey producers. Meliponiculture is a very important activity for some Mayans in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Ariel VÁZQUEZ-ELORZA +2 more
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The present study aimed to show the impact of climate change on Melipona bees in the Yucatan Peninsula and the socioeconomic situation of Melipona honey producers. Meliponiculture is a very important activity for some Mayans in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Ariel VÁZQUEZ-ELORZA +2 more
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Meliponiculture for Pollination Support, Yield Enhancement and Poverty Eradication
2016Trigona (Tetragonula) iridipennis Smith is the common stingless bee found in South India. They are domesticated in mud pots, bamboo bits, wooden boxes or coconut shells. Meliponiculture is being popularized in the rural homesteads for poverty alleviation and additional income generation.
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