Stingless bees (Meliponini) are keystone pollinators across tropical and subtropical ecosystems, playing vital roles in maintaining biodiversity and supporting agricultural […]
Discover the Global Stingless Bee Conservation Network (GSBCN), uniting global experts and communities to conserve stingless bees—key tropical pollinators vital
Introduction In today’s competitive food market, quality assurance is critical—especially in the honey industry. Pot-honey standardization refers to the process
Introduction The Deformed Antennae Virus (DAV) is a viral pathogen that affects honey bees (Apis mellifera) and other related bee
Table of Contents Introduction to Nosema Disease Nosema disease is a fungal infection that affects honeybee colonies worldwide. It is
Honey is more than just a sweet treat—it’s a biological marvel shaped by millions of years of evolution. From primitive
Hummingbirds bring vibrant energy and life to your garden, but when bees, wasps, or ants take over your hummingbird feeder,
Stingless bees, often overshadowed by their more aggressive honeybee cousins, are proving to be surprisingly intelligent creatures. These tropical pollinators
Stingless bees (Meliponini) are a fascinating group of tropical and subtropical bees known not just for their lack of a
Stingless bees (Meliponini), close relatives of the honeybee, are small, highly social insects that inhabit tropical and subtropical regions of
