BEEBOOK Volume III

Standard methods for Apis mellifera brood as human food

Posted by JanMaehl

|February 06, 2018

|in : BEEBOOK Volume III

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Summary: Insects hold enormous potential to address food and nutritional security issues. The honey bee is a key insect, given its importance for pollination, as well as...

Standard methods for Apis mellifera propolis research

Posted by JanMaehl

|February 06, 2018

|in : BEEBOOK Volume III

|434 Views

Summary: Propolis is one of the most fascinating honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) products. It is a plant derived product that bees produce from resins that they collect fro...

Standard methods for Apis mellifera brood as human food

Standard methods for Apis mellifera propolis research

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