Stingless Bee Nest Cerumen and Propolis, Volume 1

Stingless Bee Nest Cerumen and Propolis, Volume 1

Roubik, David W; Popova, Milena; Bankova, Vassya; Vit, Patricia

Springer International Publishing AG

06/2024

549

Dura

Inglês

9783031432736

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Part I. Stingless bees, propolis and resinous plant biodiversity.- Chapter. 1. Economic feasibility and income security of stingless bee-keeping for small holder farmers in Southeast Asia.- Chapter. 2. The chemical diversity of stingless bee propolis and cerumen.- Chapter. 3. Global trends on plant resin use by stingless bees (1985-2022) and Apis mellifera (1967-2022) research: A bibliometric analysis.- Chapter. 4. Pollen assemblages of propolis from stingless bees in two Mexican regions.- Chapter. 5. Stingless bees of Peru: The use of plant resins, cerumen and propolis.- Chapter. 6. Stingless bees (1955-2021) and other bees (1945-2021) in propolis research. A bibliometric review of scholarly articles.- Part. II. Resins for the plant, the environment and the stingless bees.- Chapter. 7. Division of labor in stingless bee nests: Does each kind of propolis have a role?.- Chapter. 8. Production and application of propolis from fivestingless bee species in China.- Chapter. 9. The importance of plant community composition and diversity for resin collection and functioning.- Chapter. 10. Use of plant resins and social immunity in honey bees and stingless bees.- Chapter. 11. Use of resins for defense and nest building in stingless bees.- Chapter. 12. Plant resins - their role for plants and use by stingless bees.- Chapter. 13. The significance of palynological analysis of stingless bee products containing resins.- Chapter. 14. Notes on resins and other building sticky materials in the life of seven stingless bee species from the Chaco region, Argentina.- Chapter. 15. Where do stingless bees collect resins in the Neotropics?.- Chapter. 16. Etymology of 33 Neotropical stingless bee genera and 74 Melipona species in the tribe Meliponini Lepeletier, 1836 named in the period 1798-2012.- Chapter. 17. Pharmaceutical stingless bees.- Appendix. A.- Appendix. B.- Appendix. C.- Appendix. D.- Appendix. E.- Appendix. F.- Appendix. G.- Appendix. H.- Index.
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Entomology;meliponiculture;Cerumen;honey;biodiversity