fornecimento de substituto de pólen na redução da mortalidade de apis mellifera l. causada pela cria ensacada brasileira pollen substitute on the reduction of apis mellifera l. mortality caused by brazilian sac brood
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Abstract
Brazilian sac brood is one of the worst diseases of Apis mellifera L. mainly in southeast Brazil. This disease affects the larval development after having been fed with "barbatimão" pollen (Stryphnodendron polyphyllum and Stryphnodendron adstringens); the workers become intoxicated and die between the prepupae and pupae stages. This study verified the effect of pollen substitute on the reduction of Apis mellifera L. mortality, caused by Brazilian sac brood during Stryphnodendron adstringens flowering. Two treatments were used: in treatment one, colonies received pollen substitute weekly (a blend of a soy flour, maize flour and wheat flour of equal proportions). The hives of treatment 2 didn´t receive the replacement of pollen substitute, receiving only the pollen found in nature. The hives which were fed with the pollen substitute had significant difference of 93.5% of brood survival viability when compared to non-fed which had 80.4% of survival. The frequency of pollen S. adstringens in pollen traps, in treatment 1, was of 0.21. However, in treatment 2, the frequency was of 4.38, indicating that the hives that were not fed with the substitute showed a higher frequency of pollen of this plant when compared with those who had the artificial diet. The results suggest that supplying with pollen substitute, before and during Stryphnodendron adstringens flowering, is important in reducing the effects of Brazilian sac brood disease.
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| Year | 2011 |
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