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1 monly by robbing sugar resources from within hives.
2 "bioethics," they break out in intellectual hives.
3 ion of bees' behaviours in small observation hives.
4 spectively, where we placed 120 experimental hives.
5 the social environments of small observation hives.
6 cterized by relapsing appearance of pruritic hives.
7 behaviour were determined using observation hives.
8 xidant derived from the propolis of honeybee hives.
9 e learning and memory of honeybees in normal hives.
10 celerometers placed in the heart of honeybee hives.
11 cterial genera was also greater in surviving hives.
12 cted by the area of arable crops surrounding hives.
13 ver, reported nausea, vomiting, and systemic hives 20 to 30 minutes after ingestion of antipasto made
14 h other honey bees to steal honey from their hives.(27)(,)(28)(,)(29)(,)(30) Despite attacks from vic
15 whether A. apicola's presence could protect hives against Galleria infestations, and second, to util
16 ts than those from mountain sites, but those hives also had higher and more constant temperatures fro
17 long-term vibrational recordings of honeybee hives and additionally provide the first quantification
18 py/allergies, asthma, eczema, hay fever, and hives and childhood/adolescent leukemia, acute lymphobla
19 ic honey samples collected directly from the hives and find that a large proportion (37%) of Manuka h
20 rs and no audit of hives, low maintenance of hives and hives distributed in large groups) on the mean
21 dominant vibratory urticaria have localized hives and systemic manifestations in response to dermal
22 ition characterized by spontaneous, pruritic hives and/or angioedema that persists for 6 weeks or lon
23 examined how wildflower strips and honey bee hives and/or their interaction influence wild bee commun
29 CI, 1.92-3.16), with risk being highest for hives (aRR, 3.81; 95% CI, 2.33-6.22) and angioedema (aRR
33 miticides to eliminate Varroa in commercial hives, but these chemicals can diminish bee health and i
34 e nutritional profile of pollen brought into hives by foraging bees in crop fields and nut orchards c
36 esticides coordinated with growers, audit of hives, dietary supplementation and individual distributi
37 audit of hives, low maintenance of hives and hives distributed in large groups) on the mean level of
41 also continuously monitored for 20 of those hives for 6 weeks for both years, during commercial poll
42 he rate of resolution (defined as absence of hives for at least 1 year with no treatment) and the ass
43 These can then be introduced into queenless hives for natural mating or insemination, both of which
48 l agriculture, but dramatic losses of entire hives have been reported in numerous countries since 200
49 elatively warm temperatures inside honey bee hives have prevented these fungi from becoming effective
51 otinoids brought back in pollen to honey bee hives in arable landscapes was from wildflowers, not cro
52 foragers at colonies, and wax from honey bee hives in blooming blueberry farms in southwest Michigan.
53 co of 121 pesticide contaminants of American hives into the active pocket of CYP9Q1, a broadly substr
54 n active component of propolis from honeybee hives, is known to have antimitogenic, anticarcinogenic,
55 t with chronic urticaria that presented with hives lasting at least 6 weeks between 2013 and 2015 at
56 ut coordination with growers and no audit of hives, low maintenance of hives and hives distributed in
57 obiome composition of 168 honey bees from 23 hives, nine of which failed to survive through winter 20
61 ounds (GH) and reared them in normal (within hives) or stressed (protein-deficient, asocial) conditio
62 bees to forage on bee-collected pollen from hives placed for pollination services in almond orchards
64 and pollen carried by foragers returning to hives, preplanting and in-season soil samples, and wild
65 count by 18% across all farm with honey bee hives regardless of wildflower strip presence, and winte
66 asures included Skindex-29, current itch and hives scores, total leukocyte histamine content (an indi
68 proximity to feral honeybee (Apis mellifera) hives, suggesting potential transmission routes for thes
69 e past 15 years, the proportion of honey bee hives that fail to survive winter has averaged ~ 30% in
70 ymmetric chemical gradient grow close-packed hives that reach a steady-state size tunable through lig
71 rofiling (QMP), was significantly greater in hives that survived winter 2022 than in those that faile
72 e tested whether a natural inhabitant of bee hives, the wax moth Galleria mellonella, was a suitable
73 first forages and how this age varies among hives; the balanced allocation of workers to hive tasks
76 mitraz is a formamidine acaricide applied to hives to manage Varroa destructor, an ectoparasite of ho
77 etic xenobiotics that frequently contaminate hives-two herbicides (atrazine and glyphosate) and three
79 al abundance was not affected by whether the hives were stored outside or in constant temperature ind
80 dicators of honey from traditional and frame hives were within the criteria set by Codex Alimentarus
81 pplementation and individual distribution of hives) with conventional practices (i.e., pesticides app
82 tle, losing anywhere from 40 to 90% of their hives yearly, often by brood diseases caused by bacteria