The origin of bees was marked by the change from the use of animal of vegetal protein to feed the larvae. The advantages of this change and the existence of some necrophagous species among the bees is discussed regarding to the poor digestibility of pollen
The effects of pollen protein content on the colony development of Bombus terrestris were investigat...
As pollen and nectar foragers, bees have long been considered strictly herbivorous. Their pollen pro...
Background: The primary food sources for honey bees in colonies are processed nectar and fermented p...
Protein content of pollen stored by three meliponine species was variable from 9.78% (less than half...
Trigona hypogea, T. crassipes, and T. necrophaga are obligate necrophagous bees that differ from the...
The number and degree of digestion of pollen grains in the midgut and rectum, the midgut proteolytic...
SDS electrophoresis of midgut proteins from two Trigonini species with different feeding habits show...
In order to assess the potential impacts of transgenic plants on larvae of the honey bee, Apis melli...
Pollen is an essential food element for bees, as it is their main protein source. The flower use by ...
Pollen collected from flowers by forager bees is the only natural protein source for the hive. This ...
Pollen collected from flowers by forager bees is the only natural protein source for the hive. This ...
The digestibility of pollen grains consumed by Apis mellifera workers during one year in the microre...
Adequate protein levels are necessary to maintain strong honey bee [Apis mellifera (L.)] colonies. T...
Larvae and imagos of bees rely exclusively on floral rewards as a food source but host-plant range c...
Larvae and imagos of bees rely exclusively on floral rewards as a food source but host-plant range c...
The effects of pollen protein content on the colony development of Bombus terrestris were investigat...
As pollen and nectar foragers, bees have long been considered strictly herbivorous. Their pollen pro...
Background: The primary food sources for honey bees in colonies are processed nectar and fermented p...
Protein content of pollen stored by three meliponine species was variable from 9.78% (less than half...
Trigona hypogea, T. crassipes, and T. necrophaga are obligate necrophagous bees that differ from the...
The number and degree of digestion of pollen grains in the midgut and rectum, the midgut proteolytic...
SDS electrophoresis of midgut proteins from two Trigonini species with different feeding habits show...
In order to assess the potential impacts of transgenic plants on larvae of the honey bee, Apis melli...
Pollen is an essential food element for bees, as it is their main protein source. The flower use by ...
Pollen collected from flowers by forager bees is the only natural protein source for the hive. This ...
Pollen collected from flowers by forager bees is the only natural protein source for the hive. This ...
The digestibility of pollen grains consumed by Apis mellifera workers during one year in the microre...
Adequate protein levels are necessary to maintain strong honey bee [Apis mellifera (L.)] colonies. T...
Larvae and imagos of bees rely exclusively on floral rewards as a food source but host-plant range c...
Larvae and imagos of bees rely exclusively on floral rewards as a food source but host-plant range c...
The effects of pollen protein content on the colony development of Bombus terrestris were investigat...
As pollen and nectar foragers, bees have long been considered strictly herbivorous. Their pollen pro...
Background: The primary food sources for honey bees in colonies are processed nectar and fermented p...