Relationships between nectar production and honey bee preference
Relationships between nectar production and honey bee preference
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1992
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Widrlechner, Mark
Senechal, Neil
Widrlechner, Mark
Senechal, Neil
Widrlechner, Mark
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Abstract
A 1989 review of research related to the improvement of nectar production in plants by Shuel presents evidence in support of intentional selection of plant genotypes for better nectar production. Such superior genotypes could be of great benefit for both beekeepers and other agricultural producers.
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This article is from Bee World 73 (1992): 119.