Morphological Changes in the Mandibles Accompany the Defensive Behavior of Indiana Mite Biting Honey Bees Against Varroa Destructor

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@pierbaratt Pare che queste varietà resistenti abbiano sviluppato mandibole apposite: https://t.co/C0sLVdT4Vm

09 Apr 2022

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It's the time of the yr for reports, and to celebrate the student success from our bee lab! @centralstate87 #HBCUStudents Jada Smith & Xaryn Cleare are the first author and co-authors of our 2021 paper https://t.co/u1UiKiwTWC XC is a graduate student o

02 Feb 2022

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RT @FrontEcolEvol: New Research: Morphological Changes in the Mandibles Accompany the Defensive Behavior of Indiana Mite Biting Honey Bees…

29 Apr 2021

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New Research: Morphological Changes in the Mandibles Accompany the Defensive Behavior of Indiana Mite Biting Honey Bees Against Varroa Destructor: The honey bee (Apis mellifera) is the most important managed pollinator to sustainable agriculture… https://t

28 Apr 2021

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