- A
honey bee (also
spelled honeybee) is a
eusocial flying insect within the
genus Apis of the bee clade, all
native to
mainland Afro-Eurasia.
After bees...
-
Apis mellifera. FAO: B****eeping
explained FAO:
Honeybee anatomy IFAS:
Apis mellifera Sound recordings of
Apis mellifera at
BioAcoustica View the
apiMel2...
- each
other off. In addition, some open-air
nesting honeybees such as the
black dwarf honeybee (
Apis andreniformis),
whose nests hang from
twigs or branches...
-
thelytokous parthenogenesis of
laying honeybee workers (
Apis mellifera capensis). Heredity. 94: 533–537. "
Honeybees of
South Africa | SABIO". www.sabio...
- behavior, it is
ideal for b****eeping. It is
similar to the
European honeybee (
Apis mellifera),
which tends to be
slightly larger and can be
easily distinguished...
- Europe. A. florea, a
dwarf honeybee, is a
sister species of
Apis andreniformis.
These sister species are the most
ancient honeybee lineage, most
likely diverging...
-
Apis cerana ****onica is a
subspecies of the
eastern honeybee native to ****an. It is
commonly known as the ****anese
honeybee (****anese: ニホンミツバチ, Hepburn:...
-
honey hunting.
Apis dorsata belongs to the
family Apidae,
which is in the
class Insecta. This
honeybee is most
closely related to
Apis mellifera (the...
- RFA (2006). "Infestation
levels of
Apis mellifera scutellata swarms by
socially parasitic Cape
honeybee workers (
Apis mellifera capensis Esch.)". Apidologie...
-
European Honeybee.
However the
process depends on the
exact measuring methods emplo****. A. m.
mellifera is
descended from the 'M'
lineage of
Apis mellifera...
