Bees for pollination: conclusions and recommendations of the EC workshop on 'Bees for pollination' held in Brussels 2-3 March 1992

Williams, I.H., 1994: Bees for pollination: conclusions and recommendations of the EC workshop on 'Bees for pollination' held in Brussels 2-3 March 1992. Bee World 75(1): 46-48

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Anonymous, 1992: Bees for pollination. Proceedings of an EC workshop, Brussels, 2-3 March 1992. The proceedings of this workshop contain 20 papers presented under 3 headings. The first, 'Pollination relationship: flowers, insects', examines the current situation of insect pollinators, particularly bees, in the European Community. E...

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Lespinasse, Y.; Chevreau, E., 1984: Use of a marker gene to study haploid plants in apple: comparison of manual pollination with pollination using bees. A clone homozygous for R (resulting in red leaves, stems and fruit) was used to pollinate homozygous recessive cultivars (green phenotype). Pollination was carried out either manually or by honeybees in isolation cages. More plants than expected a...

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