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Honey bees

Pollen-foraging preferences of honey bee colonies (Apis mellifera L.) based on plant bloom timing in an urbanized Northeast U.S. habitat

Cole F.P. Moran-Bariso, David C. Gilley

Efficient pathogen screening in honey bees: Application of FTA^® cards for DNA storage and PCR analysis

Kristýna Myslínová, Silvie Dostálková, [ ... ], Jiří Danihlík

Classification of images of bee pollen according to their producers

Juan D. Leal Campuzano, Carlos A. Martínez Niño, Francisco A. Gómez Jaramillo

Predatory behavior, nesting habits, and impacts on honey bees (Apis mellifera) of an invasive hornet (Vespa tropica) on the island of Guam

Christopher A. Rosario, Gard W. Otis, [ ... ], Heather R. Mattila

Everything, everywhere, all at once - Surveillance and molecular epidemiology reveal Melissococcus plutonius is endemic among Michigan, US beekeeping operations

Peter D. Fowler, Upasana Dhakal, Jeff H. Chang, Meghan O. Milbrath

The flavonoid rutin protects against imidacloprid-induced osmotic and electric disruptions in Africanized honey bees

Juan P. Hernández, Fredy Mesa, Andre J. Riveros

Towards holistic colony feeding: Effects of vitamin supplementation on summer and winter honey bee workers, Apis mellifera L

Andrew F. Brown, Leah Guillaume-Gentil, [ ... ], Peter Neumann

Honey bees bred for Varroa sensitive hygiene trait demonstrate resistance to chalkbrood disease

Isabell Dyrbye-Wright, Michael Simone-Finstrom, Elizabeth M. Walsh, Marla Spivak

Spatiotemporal, environmental, and behavioral predictors of Varroa mite intensity in managed honey bee apiaries

Laura Boehm Vock, Lauren M. Mossman, [ ... ], Sara M. Clifton

Distinct roles of claws and adhesive pads in honey bees determine their adhesive performance under varying surface roughness conditions through a dual-mode synergistic adhesion mechanism

Youhe Yu, Hongqi Luo, Yongxia Gu, Jieliang Zhao

Imidacloprid decreases energy production in the hemolymph and fat body of western honeybees even though, in sublethal doses, it increased the values of six of the nine compounds in the respiratory and citric cycle

Jerzy Paleolog, Jerzy Wilde, Marek Gancarz, Aneta Strachecka

The relationship between pollen monodiets and the activities of proteolytic systems in the fat body and hemolymph of honeybee workers

Maciej Sylwester Bryś, Krzysztof Olszewski, Aneta Strachecka

Hidden Markov model for acoustic pesticide exposure detection and hive identification in stingless bees

Alex Otesbelgue, Amara Jean Orth, [ ... ], Maria João Ramos Pereira

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