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Recent Articles

Report on the ABF conference in Orlando, 2010 (in: RSS Feed) Jan 21, 2010: 2010 North American Beekeeping Conference And Tradeshow. This Mid-Winter gathering of bee people, one of the largest on the North American continent, took place in Orlando, Florida from 12^th to the 16^th January.

Influencia de la temperatura de la cría en el desarrollo de la abeja de la miel y susceptibilidad a la intoxicación por los pesticidas. Jan 6, 2010: Las abejas adultas (Apis mellifera; Himenoptera: Apidae) mantienen normalmente la temperatura de la cría dentro de un rango estrecho (34-35 °C) mediante la termorregulación. En ciertas situaciones, sin embargo, la cría puede estar sometida a condiciones de temperatura subóptima.