Publications with tag: bees

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• Bochkov A. V. , Pavel B. Klimov

  A NEW PREDACEOUS MITE, NODELE (AZTECOCHEYLETUS)  CONQUISTADOR SUBG. N., SP. N. (ACARI: CHEYLETIDAE), PHORETIC ON A BEE AZTECANTHIDIUM TENOCHTITLANICUM (HYMENOPTERA: MEGACHILIDAE)

  
  

  A new subgenus and species of predaceous cheyletid mite Nodele (Aztecocheyletus) conquis-tador subg. п., sp. n. (Acari: Cheyletidae) is de-scribed from female...

  
  

  • Mites
  • Cheyletidae
  • Phoresy
  • Bees
  • Taxonomy
  • Megachilidae
• Alexander A. Khaustov, Zaloznaya L.M.

  A NEW SPECIES AND RECORDS OF MITES OF THE GENUS PARAPYGMEPHORUS (ACARI: HETEROSTIGMATA: NEOPYGMEPHORIDAE) FROM UKRAINE

  A new species, Parapygmephorus magnisetosus sp. n. (Acari: Neopygmephoridae), is described from the bees Halictus sexcinctus (Fabricius, 1775) and Osmia rufa (Lin...
  

  • Neopygmephoridae
  • Parapygmephorus
  • New species
  • New records
  • Bees
  • Ukraine
• Abou-Shaara H.F.

  CONTINUOUS MANAGEMENT OF VARROA MITE IN HONEY BEE, APIS MELLIFERA, COLONIES

  Varroa mite (Varroa destructor) is the major challenge for beekeeping worldwide. Therefore, various methods and materials for Varroa control have been suggested a...
  

  • Honey bees
  • Mite
  • Ectoparasite
  • Control
  • Varroa destructor
• Ayoub Z. N., Ahmed D. S., Abdulla M., Mosa M. H.

  IMPACT OF VARROA MITE INFESTATION ON THE MANDIBULAR AND HYPOPHARYNGEAL GLANDS OF HONEY BEE WORKERS

  Varroa mite infestation was first detected in Iraq in the mid 1980s (Food and Agriculture Organization). High level of the infestation was found in all apiaries o...
  

  • Varroa mite
  • Honey bees
  • Mandibular gland
  • Hypopharyngeal gland
  • Parasite
• Ayoub Z. N., Ahmed D. S., Ismael H. R.

  VARROA MITE INFESTATION IN APIARIES OF DUHOK PROVINCE, KURDISTAN REGION, IRAQ

  Although Varroa mite infestation of honey bee is widespread throughout the world but data about the level of infestation in the bees of our area are inadequate. T...
  

  • Varroa mite
  • Honey bees