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Further investigations on natural mating of instrumentally inseminated apis mellifera queens
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The authors further investigated the natural mating of Instrumentally Inseminated Apis Mellifera Queens and found that it is a natural behavior for the species. Journal of Apicultural Research: Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 105-106.Abstract:
(1995). Further Investigations on Natural Mating of Instrumentally Inseminated Apis Mellifera Queens. Journal of Apicultural Research: Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 105-106.read more
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Comparison studies of instrumentally inseminated and naturally mated honey bee queens and factors affecting their performance
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Effect of Different Carbon Dioxide Gas Concentrations Used During the Insemination of Honey Bee Queens on Starting Oviposition
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Elevated Mating Frequency in Honey Bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae) Queens Exposed to the Miticide Amitraz During Development
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Effect of different anaesthesia treatments on the onset of oviposition by virgin queen honey bees
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The effects of the cordovan marker on apparent kin discrimination among nestmate honey bees
TL;DR: Black and cordovan nestmates were super-sisters in colonies 3 and 4, but carried identical genotypes at the cordovan locus as their counterparts in each twosubfamily colony.
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Natural mating of instrumentally inseminated queen bees
Jerzy Woyke,Zygmunt Jasiński +1 more
TL;DR: Woyke (1963) a montre que des reines d'abeilles inseminees artificiellement quittaient la ruche and que certaines s'accouplaient naturellement avant de commencer a pondre.
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