The Role of Pollen in Mitigating Varroa destructor's Impact on Honey Bees

Pollen consumption can mitigate the harmful effects of Varroa destructor on honey bees by slowing down aging and restoring the balance of vital proteins and hormones.

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Standort
  • Europe
Verfasser*innen
  • Davide Frizzera
Zweck
  • Experimentation
Dateiformat
Document
Dateigröße
660 kB
Erstellt am
27-04-2022
Originalsprache
English
Offizielle Projekt-Webseite
PoshBee
Lizenz
CC BY-NC-ND

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