T. Blacquière, Delphine Panziera
Abstract
Honey bee colonies naturally selected for cohabitation with Varroa mites can be used as a resource for re-introduction of honey bees in the wild. Here we describe a project started in the Netherlands in 2019 on three locations. So far some colonies now have settled in nest boxes in the wild.
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Honey bee colonies naturally selected for cohabitation with Varroa mites can be used as a resource for re-introduction of honey bees in the wild. Here we describe a project started in the Netherlands in 2019 on three locations. So far some colonies now have settled in nest boxes in the wild.
Key concepts: Varroa, Nest (protein structural motif), Biology, Resource (disambiguation), Varroa sensitive hygiene, Beekeeping, Honey Bees, Honey bee