Honey Bee DNA Footprints
Following insect footprints to improve crop resilience and monitor pollinator biodiversity Bees and other insects leave behind tiny ‘footprints’ of environmental DNA on plants…
Read MoreFollowing insect footprints to improve crop resilience and monitor pollinator biodiversity Bees and other insects leave behind tiny ‘footprints’ of environmental DNA on plants…
Read MoreHoney armageddon’: Manitoba beekeepers struggle with small honey harvest after massive die-off Mason DePatie Major colony loss in the spring, coupled with other challenges…
Read MoreHow To Treat Eczema Using Honey BY KIMBERLY SMITH Eczema, or dermatitis, is a condition that results in red, itchy skin. There are many types…
Read MoreHoney bee functional genomics using symbiont-mediated RNAi Patrick J. Lariviere, Sean P. Leonard, Richard D. Horak, J. Elijah Powell & Jeffrey E. Barrick Abstract Honey…
Read MoreLou Naylor, Chairman EAS Foundation for Honey Bee Research Call for Proposals, 2023 The EAS Foundation for Honey Bee Research is a competitive grant…
Read MoreHoneypot Ants – The World’s Only Honey-Producing Ants Honey ants, are specialized workers of several species of ants whose sole job is to gorge…
Read MoreHoney bees prosper with quality, not quantity, of food in novel laboratory setup by Shelby Lawson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Honey bee workers collect…
Read MoreNAPPC Award Opportunities Each year, the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC), in conjunction with several partners, solicits nominations for eight prestigious awards: the Pollinator…
Read MoreAuburn professors discuss causes of national decline in Apis mellifera honey bee colonies Apis Mellifera honey bees are important insect pollinators whose impact has…
Read MoreA short exposure to a semi-natural habitat alleviates the honey bee hive microbial imbalance caused by agricultural stress June Gorrochategui-Ortega, Marta Muñoz-Colmenero, Marin Kovačić,…
Read MoreHow plants make sure their pollen gets delivered to the right place By CAROLINE EDWARDS Bees, butterflies, and bats are important for plant reproduction because…
Read More70 per cent of local beehives destroyed by oriental hornets on Malta Pollination of food crops being hit hard Jessica Arena Oriental hornets have…
Read MoreAstonishing Experiment Shows Bumble Bees “Play” With Objects By QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON First-ever study shows that bumble bees ‘play’. The experiment, in which…
Read MoreHoney Bee Health Coalition Releases 2nd Edition of Foulbrood Identification and Mitigation Guide Denver, Colo., November 22, 2022— The Honey Bee Health Coalition released…
Read MoreFace Time: Teachers Maggie Corlett and Lacey Todd — buzzing with excitement about beekeeping ‘It will be an apiary program for students, built by…
Read MoreProtecting honey bees from deadly American foulbrood threat with new faster, cheaper test by La Trobe University American foulbrood (AFB) is an infectious disease of…
Read MorePolly, the AI robot pollinator that aims to replace bumble bees Israel develops the world’s first commercial alternative to bee pollination. Robots are replacing…
Read MoreHealthy honey bees a priority for Sarah Wood at Sask. vet college Wood says preventing and treating disease in Prairie honey bee colonies is…
Read MoreMaster Beekeeper program adds groundbreaking Spanish-language track as it celebrates 10th year CORVALLIS, Ore. – Two years ago, Elva Webster knew nothing about bees….
Read MoreNew research on strawberry pollination aims to reduce food waste While bees are not typically considered vital in the growing of strawberries, a new…
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