Africanized bees in Trinidad and Tobago Proceedings
Por: Hallin, M.K.I
| IICA, Castries (Santa Lucía) | 1. Regional Training Workshop for Beekeepers Castries (Santa Lucía) 11-16 May 1992.
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ArtículoSeries Results and Recommendation from Technical Events A2/LC (IICA) no. 92-003. Editor: Castries (Santa Lucía) 1992Descripción: p. 75-79.Tema(s): ABEJA AFRICANIZADA | APICULTURA | TRINIDAD Y TOBAGOResumen: The paper discusses the experience with africanized honeybees in Trinidad, incluiding the effects of africanization; the decline in the number of managed colonies the increase in honey yield, bee-stinging incidents, nuisance apiaries and subsequent results; and action taken with reference to africanization of apiaries since 1979. Finally, as a comment it explains that the Ministry cannot produce adequate numbers of first generation africanized honey bee queens due to various difficulties. The possibility that africanized bees can be transported to other Caribbean islands is recognized as well as the measures necesary to deal with subsequens problems. (MIBA)
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The paper discusses the experience with africanized honeybees in Trinidad, incluiding the effects of africanization; the decline in the number of managed colonies the increase in honey yield, bee-stinging incidents, nuisance apiaries and subsequent results; and action taken with reference to africanization of apiaries since 1979. Finally, as a comment it explains that the Ministry cannot produce adequate numbers of first generation africanized honey bee queens due to various difficulties. The possibility that africanized bees can be transported to other Caribbean islands is recognized as well as the measures necesary to deal with subsequens problems. (MIBA)
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