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Sublethal Effects and Associated Risks of Acaricides Used Against <i>Varroa destructor</i> in Honey Bee (<i>Apis mellifera</i>) Colonies. [PDF]

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Petit L, Jack CJ.
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Systemic Assessment of Chronic Toxicity of Thiamethoxam on Honeybees (<i>Apis mellifera</i>). [PDF]

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Li MJ, He QB, Wu YF, Gao Q, Wang AL, Xiao JJ, Liao M, Huang Y, Wang YH, Cao HQ.   +9 more
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Optimization of Feed Formulation, Feeding Rate, and Plant-Based Supplements for Efficient Rearing of the Superworm <i>Zophobas morio</i> (Fabricius) Under Tropical Conditions. [PDF]

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Pumnuan J, Prachom N, Kramchote S.
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Queen rearing simplified, by Jay Smith.

, 1923
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1/ A technical semi-field methodology to measure the effect of nutrition on honeybee brood rearing

Gonçalves RF, de Sousa RT, Stabler D, Pinto DM, Wright GA, Shafir S.   +5 more
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Rearing studies of queen honey bees

, 1967
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Effects of Rearing Period and Grafting Method on the Queen Bee Rearing [PDF]

Journal of Applied Animal Research, 2005
Abstract Gene, F., Emsen, B. and Dodologlu, A. 2005. Effects of rearing period and grafting method on the queen bee rearing. J. Appl. Anim. Res., 27: 45–48. The effect of three grafting methods, addition of royal jelly (A), dry grafting (B) and grafting with addition of water (C) and three months of summer in June, July and August, on queen bee rearing
EMSEN STEİNMAN, Berna, DODOLOĞLU, Ahmet, GENÇ, Ferat   +2 more
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Effects of commercial queen rearing methods on queen fecundity and genome methylation [PDF]

Apidologie, 2020
The queen and worker castes of the honey bee are very distinct phenotypes that result from different epigenomically regulated developmental programs. In commercial queen rearing, it is common to produce queens by transplanting worker larvae to queen cells to be raised as queens.
Zhijiang Zeng, Andrew B Barron, Zeng Zhi-Jiang   +2 more
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Analysis of honey farmers' records on queen rearing and queen introduction

The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1961
1. Queen-rearing and queen-introduction records of two honey farmers have been analysed.2. Cells with newly grafted larvae were sometimes more readily accepted by queenless and broodless colonies than by queenless colonies with brood, or queenright colonies, and sometimes more readily accepted and built by queenless colonies with brood than by ...
J. B. Free, Yvette Spencer-Booth
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