نتایج جستجو برای: varroa destructor

تعداد نتایج: 1443  

2016
Fanny Mondet Seo Hyun Kim Joachim R. de Miranda Dominique Beslay Yves Le Conte Alison R. Mercer

Social immunity forms an essential part of the defence repertoire of social insects. In response to infestation by the parasitic mite Varroa destructor and its associated viruses, honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) have developed a specific behaviour (varroa-sensitive hygiene, or VSH) that helps protect the colony from this parasite. Brood cells heavily infested with mites are uncapped, the brood k...

Journal: :Genetics and molecular research : GMR 2015
T Ji F Shen Z Liu L Yin J Shen Q Liang Y X Luo

The mite (Varroa destructor) has become the greatest threat to apiculture worldwide. As the original host of the mite, Apis cerana can effectively resist the mite. An increased understanding of the resistance mechanisms of Eastern honeybees against V. destructor may help researchers to protect other species against these parasites. In this study, the proteomes of 4 Apis cerana colonies were ana...

2016
Sara Bernardi Ezio Venturino

The ectoparasitic mite Varroa destructor has become one of the major worldwide threats for apiculture. Varroa destructor attacks the honey bee Apis mellifera weakening its host by sucking hemolymph. However, the damage to bee colonies is not strictly related to the parasitic action of the mite but it derives, above all, from its action as vector increasing the transmission of many viral disease...

کنه واروا (varroa destructor)، که قبلاً آن را واروا جاکوبسنی[1] می­شناختیم انگل خارجی زنبور عسل است. در اصل این انگل متعلق به زنبورهای عسل آسیایی (آپیس سرانا[2])، بوده که به زنبور عسل اروپایی (آپیس ملی­فرا[3]) منتقل شده است. برخلاف آپیس سرانا، زنبورهای عسل اروپایی قدرت دفاعی طبیعی کمی در برابر کنه دارند. کنه­ها از زنبورهای بالغ و لاروها تغذیه و آن ها را ضعیف می­کنند و باعث شیوع عوامل بیماری زای ...

Journal: :Genetics and molecular research : GMR 2009
R Strapazzon F E Carneiro J C V Guerra G Moretto

The mite Varroa destructor is an ectoparasite that is considered a major pest for beekeeping with European honey bees. However, Africanized bee colonies are less threatened by this ectoparasite, because infestation levels remain low in these bees. The low reproductive ability of female mites of the Japanese biotype (J), introduced to Brazil early in the 1970s was initially considered the main f...

2013
Roy M. Francis Steen L. Nielsen Per Kryger

Varroa mites and viruses are the currently the high-profile suspects in collapsing bee colonies. Therefore, seasonal variation in varroa load and viruses (Acute-Kashmir-Israeli complex (AKI) and Deformed Wing Virus (DWV)) were monitored in a year-long study. We investigated the viral titres in honey bees and varroa mites from 23 colonies (15 apiaries) under three treatment conditions: Organic a...

2016
Matthew Smart Jeff Pettis Nathan Rice Zac Browning Marla Spivak

We previously characterized and quantified the influence of land use on survival and productivity of colonies positioned in six apiaries and found that colonies in apiaries surrounded by more land in uncultivated forage experienced greater annual survival, and generally more honey production. Here, detailed metrics of honey bee health were assessed over three years in colonies positioned in the...

2012
Coby van Dooremalen Lonne Gerritsen Bram Cornelissen Jozef J. M. van der Steen Frank van Langevelde Tjeerd Blacquière

BACKGROUND Recent elevated winter loss of honey bee colonies is a major concern. The presence of the mite Varroa destructor in colonies places an important pressure on bee health. V. destructor shortens the lifespan of individual bees, while long lifespan during winter is a primary requirement to survive until the next spring. We investigated in two subsequent years the effects of different lev...

Journal: :Applied and environmental microbiology 2009
Andrea C Highfield Aliya El Nagar Luke C M Mackinder Laure M-L J Noël Matthew J Hall Stephen J Martin Declan C Schroeder

The worldwide decline in honeybee colonies during the past 50 years has often been linked to the spread of the parasitic mite Varroa destructor and its interaction with certain honeybee viruses. Recently in the United States, dramatic honeybee losses (colony collapse disorder) have been reported; however, there remains no clear explanation for these colony losses, with parasitic mites, viruses,...

2017
Kegan Zhu Minghui Liu Zheng Fu Zhen Zhou Yan Kong Hongwei Liang Zheguang Lin Jun Luo Huoqing Zheng Ping Wan Junfeng Zhang Ke Zen Jiong Chen Fuliang Hu Chen-Yu Zhang Jie Ren Xi Chen

The major environmental determinants of honeybee caste development come from larval nutrients: royal jelly stimulates the differentiation of larvae into queens, whereas beebread leads to worker bee fate. However, these determinants are not fully characterized. Here we report that plant RNAs, particularly miRNAs, which are more enriched in beebread than in royal jelly, delay development and decr...

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