Effects of some insecticides on longevity of the foragers honey bee worker of local honey bee race Apis mellifera jemenatica.
Journal Title: Electronic Physician - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 1
Abstract
Honeybees are constantly exposed to a wide range of vital and non-vital pressures that may interact with each other and affect the health or survival of the insects. Pesticides are the main danger for the insects, and they subsequently have impacts on human and environmental health.
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Dalal Musleh Aljedani, Roqaya Mohammed Almehmadi
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