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Showing posts with label bee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bee. Show all posts
November 14, 2023

Stylops ater

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Strepisptera is an order of parasitic insects with some very unique characteristics.They are also known as twisted wing parasites, based on...
August 9, 2013

Ascosphaera apis

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This is the second post in a series of blog posts written by students from  my third year Evolutionary Parasitology unit (ZOOL329/529)  clas...
January 3, 2012

Apocephalus borealis

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Many of you have heard of the very scary phenomenon called "Colony Collapse Disorder" - and if you haven't, you should, becaus...
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November 9, 2010

November 9 - Meloe franciscanus

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Today's parasite is the larval stage of the blister beetle Meloe franciscanus . The beetle larvae are brood parasites that feed on eggs ...
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February 8, 2010

February 8 - Coelioxys coturnix

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A female Coelioxys (Allocoelioxys) coturnix Pérez bee dashes into the nest of another bee species, Megachile minutissima Radoszkowski, ...
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January 10, 2010

January 10 - Varroa destructor

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Many people have heard of grave concerns about the loss of honey bees, key pollinators of our crops and other important plants. One of the ...
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