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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PoshBee
Pan-european assessment, monitoring, and mitigation Of Stressors on the Health of BEEs
- Posizione
- Europe
- Autori del contributo
- Davide Frizzera
- Scopo
- Experimentation
- Tipo di file
- Document
- Dimensione del file
- 660 kB
- Pubblicato su
- 27-04-2022
- Lingua d'origine
- English
- Sito web ufficiale del progetto
- PoshBee
- Licenza
- CC BY-NC-ND
- Parole chiave
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