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1.	Studies On Worker Honey Bees' Haemocytes And Hemolymph Protein In The Situation Of Parasite Infection
2.	Diversity And Influencing Factors Of Gut Microbiota In Honey Bees
3.	Effects Of Nutritional Factors And Living Space On The Caste Determination Of Honey Bees
4.	Effects Of Age In Days Of Honey Bees (Apis Mellifera L.) On Mineral Digestibility Rate Of Pollen
5.	Effects Of Cryopreservation On Main Developmental Genes Expression Of Early Embryo In Honeybee
6.	Effects Of Lactobacillus And Bacillus Subtilis On Development And Immune Functions Of Honey Bees(Apis Mellifera L.)
7.	Studies On Larval Hunger-Signal Pheromones And Larval Development In Honey Bee(Apis Mellifera)
8.	Identification Of Differentially Expressed Coding And Noncoding RNAs During Ovary Activation And Oviposition In Honey Bees
9.	Effects Of Different Sugar On Gut Hetalth And Gut Microbiota Of Overwintering Honeybees
10.	Pollination Application Of Honey Bees In Pear Orchard
11.	Identification Of Molecular Markers Related To High Royal Jelly Production In The Honey Bee(Apis Mellifera)Based On SLAF-seq Technology
12.	Comparisons On 10-HDA Content And Proteomics Of Madibular Gland Of Worker Honey Bees At Different Ages(Apis Cerana Cerana)
13.	Vitellogenin, a reproduction-associated protein influences social foraging in honey bees
14.	Colony-level immunity benefits and behavioral mechanisms of resin collection by honey bees
15.	How honey bees learn to ignore irrelevant stimuli: Are learning and foraging genotypes part of the same behavioral syndrome
16.	A study of cellular proliferation and apoptosis in short- and long-lived honey bees, Apis mellifera
17.	Effects of varroa mites on the immune system and pathology of honey bees
18.	Pollination efficacy of honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) on field-grown triploid watermelon
19.	The relationship of honey bees, varroa mites, and viruses
20.	Effects of invasive Africanized honey bees (Apis mellifera scutellata) on native stingless bee populations (Meliponinae ) and traditional Mayan beekeeping in central Quintana Roo, Mexico
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