bee queen breeding methods - review

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Abstract
The biological potential of a bee family is mainly generated by the biological value of the queen. Whether we grow queens widely or just for our own apiaries, we must consider the acquisition of high-quality biological material, and also the creation of optimal feeding and caring conditions, in order to obtain high genetic value queens. Queen breeding technology starts with the setting of hoeing families, nurse families, drone-breeding families – necessary for the pairing of young queens, and also of the families which will provide the bees used to populate the nuclei where the next queens will hatch. The complex of requirements for the breeding of good, high-production queens is sometimes hard to met, under the application of artificial methods. The selection of breeding method must rely on all these requirements and on the beekeeper’s level of training.
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Authors ;Silvia Patruica;Eliza Căuia;Adrian Siceanu;Marian Bura
Journal Enzyme and microbial technology
Year 2016
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Keywords
agriculturetechnologyscience breeding methods

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