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LIST OF REPORTS
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1. Bee botany and l!ee products
1. F. BAR rH : Insects and flowers.
2. K. RIFMENSBERGER : New aspects of agricultural policy and their effects on beekeeping.
3. U. HEIMBACH : Studies of the populations and honeydew excretion of two Callaphididae (*).
4. G. LIEBIG : Population dynamics of Cinara pectinatae in heavily infested fir woods.
5. A. KO HLICH : Comparative studies of honeys from Austria and other countries.
6. B. KBNIG and J. DUSTMANN : Propolis and oirreso.r : Current status of a research project (v‘).
If.
Bee aorl Pollution
7. C. STE]N : Temporal and local changes of heavy metal content in honeys of the region of
Münster.
R. C. CzorrLEr and H. REMBOLD : Effect of parathion on honey bee larvae reared in vitro (&dquo;‘).
9. L. FtEDLER : Results of chronic intoxication of honey bees by acephate (&dquo;).
10. W. LENSING : Changes in honey bee workers after feeding them with sublethal doses of
dimethoate (·‘).
I11. Behaniorrr
l E. HILLESHEIM : Trophallaxis of worker honey bees in small groups and colonies 1’&dquo;).
12. U. KERKHOF and W. RITTER : Experiments
on trophallaxis in winter bees (’’).
13. B. MÜ LLER: Choice of food by the honey bee (Apis mellife l’l1 L.). Is there a preferred sugar
mixture ratio ?
14. B. FRISC H : Anticipation of feeding time in honey bees.
15. H. ARUERSr’EL!eR : Glyceryl-1,2-dioleate-3-palmitate, quantification and its function in recognition
of larvae by honey bees.
IV. Genetics and breeding
16. F. RU1 &dquo;C NER , E.C. WILSON , R. SNELLING
honey bee wing venation (:-c).
, G. VO RWOHL and D. KAUHAUSEN : The evolution of
17. D. KAUHAUSEN and F. RunNER: Apis mellifera (’(1l’ 1i(’(1 definition and variability (’).
18. K. BIENEFELD : Estimation of heritability of honey production in the honey bee (v‘).
19. C. BRANDES and B. FRISCH : Production of mutant drones by treatment with EMS and X-rays
in honey bees (v’).
20. M. MEUSEL : Tracing mitochondrial DNA in honey bee drone sperm with tritrium.
21. R.F.A. MORITZ : Quantitative metabolic test of kin recognition in honey bees.