Apicultural practice and disease prevalence in Apis mellifera, New Zealand: a longitudinal study

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Apicultural practice and disease prevalence in Apis mellifera, New Zealand: a longitudinal study

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In New Zealand, the introduced honey bee (Apis mellifera) is a valuable production animal, providing pollination services for horticultural crops and significant export volumes of honey, especially mānuka honey. Honey bees in New Zealand are free from a number of significant diseases and pests such as European foulbrood, acarine disease, small hive beetle, Israeli acute paralysis virus and tropilaelaps mites. We sought to determine the health status of honey bees in New Zealand using a longit...

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12 Jul, 2021

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Richard J. Hall / Hayley Pragert / Bernard J. Phiri / Qing-Hai Fan / Xiang Li / Andrew Parnell / Wlodek L. Stanislawek / Claire M. McDonald / Hye Jeong Ha / Wendy McDonald / Michael Taylor

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virus / bacteria / parasite / beekeeping / honey bee / Microbiology / Biotechnology / Ecology / Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified / Cancer / Science Policy / Infectious Diseases / Virology

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