| Some, including the honey bee, are important pollinators essential for the propagation of plants. |
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| In 1990, a honey bee swarm unlike any before found in the United States was identified just outside the small south Texas town of Hidalgo. |
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| Players will pull leaves out of the honey bee tree hoping not to disturb the bees inside. |
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| In honey bee colonies, scouts search for productive forage sites and then recruit other workers to those locations using a waggle dance. |
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| Our results add complexity to the genetic architecture of the foraging behavior of the honey bee. |
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| Increased levels of PKG have completely opposite effects in C. elegans compared to the fruit fly or honey bee. |
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| When I consider the life of the honey bee, I shake my head that I once believed that such creatures were accidental products of blind chance! |
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| Dazs' support for honey bee research, the Nespresso Ecolaboration platform and Nescafé's sustainability website. |
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| Workers in colonies of the Asian honey bee, Apis florea, are also reported to engage in oophagy. |
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| Beekeepers across the country are frustrated by the fact that the decline in the honey bee population remains a mystery. |
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| This gathers together nine European honey bee research groups specialising in honey quality, pathology, genetics and behaviour. |
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| Of the roughly 800 bee species in Canada, next to the honey bee, the bumble bee is the best known. |
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| A label statement is therefore included on the label to identify and mitigate the potential risk to honey bee broods. |
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| For centuries, even millenniums, man has known and used the healing virtues of the products of the honey bee hive. |
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| Some field tests have shown the honey bee to be considerably more tolerant than either the alfalfa leafcutter bee or the alkali bee. |
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| Further, we discuss the impact of pollen on honey bee physiology and assess the pollen requirements of individual workers and larvae. |
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| However, even in species that do use some natural crevice, important nest structures may be built by groups of workers, as in wax combs in the honey bee. |
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| Africanised bees typically attack in swarms that are between three and four times the size of European honey bee swarms, which causes a greater number of stings. |
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| The Forum included presentations by experts in native bee taxonomy, honey bee diseases, pollination biology, blueberry pollination and plant genetics. |
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| Commonly used pesticides are damaging honey bee brains, studies suggest. |
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| The Carniolan honey bee or Carnie, an indiginous Slovenian species known today throughout the world, is famous for its calmness, hardiness, and exceptional gathering zeal. |
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| Ontario provides financial assistance to farmers whose livestock, poultry and honey bee hives have been killed or damaged by wolves, coyotes or bears. |
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| A honey bee hive set up near the garden will yield honey available to the White House chefs, said Kass, who will tend the garden with Dale Haney, grounds superintendent for the White House, and the students. |
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| Qadamani said a significant cause of the decline in the honey bee population is the Varroa Destructor mite. |
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| In nature, seven flies in at least three different families, five treehoppers, two beetles and one honey bee were found in webs. |
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| The longest established invertebrate domesticates are the honey bee and the silkworm. |
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| Two insects, the silkworm and the western honey bee, have been domesticated for over 5,000 years, often for commercial use. |
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| While the establishment of native flowering plants in the ground cover may increase the population of native pollinators such as the bumble bee it would be wise to use honey bee colonies as an insurance for good pollination. |
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| New Brunswick's apiarist is crediting the emergency registration of the product Apivar with this winter's higher than normal survival rate of honey bee colonies in the province. |
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| Accidental releases of those active substances recently reported by several Member States have resulted in substantial losses of honey bee colonies. |
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| Treatment of a hive with formic acid results in the diffusion of formic acid vapors through the hive, which can kill the honey bee mites without appreciably harming the bees. |
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| The mite can also act as a vector for viruses of the honey bee. |
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| We have to rely on ourselves to keep up our honey bee stocks. |
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| Slovenia is a nation of beekeepers and here you can learn all about the indigenous grey Carniolan honey bee, a nonaggressive creature that produces high yields of honey. |
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| Eischen, at the ARS Honey Bee Research Unit in Weslaco, Texas, has contributed three years' worth of data about squash pollinators of the Rio Grande Valley. |
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