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Meanings of apis mellifera in английском

русский
домашняя пчела
португальский
abelha-escura
испанский
abeja doméstica
каталонский
abelles de la mel
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Species of insect.

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домашняя пчела
португальский
abelha de mel

Social bee often domesticated for the honey it produces.

abelha de mel
Синонимы
Examples for "honeybee"
Examples for "honeybee"
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When most people think of bees, they think of the European honeybee.
Wired
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The average honeybee, ant or termite has pretty limited options in life.
BBC
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Isn't nature working through us as much as through the honeybee?
The Guardian
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During this time, honeybee populations have also gone into sharp and as-yet-unexplained decline.
Wired
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David Tarpy told me of the number of mates of a honeybee queen.
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Taxon name.

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Usage of apis mellifera in английском
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The famous European honeybee Apis mellifera is just one of them.
BBC
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Apis mellifera will not go extinct, and the species is not remotely threatened with extinction.
Wired
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Beye's research team told me their transgenic bees behave no differently than any other Apis mellifera honeybees.
The Guardian
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There is international trade in honeybees ( Apis mellifera) and their hives need constant management to keep diseases under control.
The Irish Times
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In fact we only have one species of honeybee in the US and Europe and Australasia - Apis Mellifera; the western honeybee.
The Guardian
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Honeybee ( Apis mellifera) populations are also being wiped out by Colony Collapse Disorder, caused by a cocktail of debilitating factors.
The South African
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But the researchers were at least able to identify them as Apis mellifera anatoliaca, a subspecies found only in what is now Turkey.
Wired
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Honeybees ( Apis mellifera), which are important pollinators of plants, display remarkable individual behaviors that collectively contribute to the organization of a complex society.
Pubmed
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The 275,000-odd managed colonies of honey bees ( Apis mellifera) in the UK do much more than produce honey - as if that was not enough.
The Guardian