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Pollen: Nutrition

Author: Administrator | Posted: 30. December 2016 22:45
  Normally, the term beebread refers to the pollen stored by the bees in their combs. The beebr [More]
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Vitellogenin amino acid profile

Author: Administrator | Posted: 29. December 2016 17:32
   Riboflavin (vitamin B2) essential for egg laying. [More]
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Vitellogenin isolation, purification

Author: Administrator | Posted: 29. December 2016 14:02
   Vitellogenin (vtg) is a high molecular weight (250 – 600 kD) glycophospholipoprot [More]
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Protein Supplements and Substitutions - Review

Author: Administrator | Posted: 29. December 2016 01:46
   Rearing one larva requires 25-37.5mg protein = 125-187.5mg pollen; 2 pollen pellets wei [More]
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Zinc nutrition

Author: Administrator | Posted: 28. December 2016 22:22
   Is the typical zinc (Zn) content of honey and pollen sufficient to meet the nutritional [More]
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Prebiotic and probiotic products as supplements

Author: Administrator | Posted: 28. December 2016 19:28
   This study aimed to measure the economic effectiveness of using acidifying substances ( [More]
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Non-pathogenic microflora of honey bee.

Author: Administrator | Posted: 28. December 2016 01:29
Full article [More]
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Yeasts in nectar

Author: Administrator | Posted: 28. December 2016 01:09
Full article [More]
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Nectar: Plant Interface for Complex Interaction

Author: Administrator | Posted: 28. December 2016 00:55
   According to Singaravelan et al. (2005) naturally occurring concentrations of secondary [More]
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Honey Bees Avoid Nectar Colonized by Three Bacterial Species, But Not by a Yeast Species

Author: Administrator | Posted: 28. December 2016 00:39
   The gut microflora of the honey bee, Apis mellifera, is receiving increasing attention [More]
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