italian bee造句

• Large single loads of nectar may weigh 70 mg for Italian bees.
• Later Italian bees, Carniolan honey bees and Caucasian bees were added.
• It is the second most popular among beekeepers ( after the Italian bee ).
• They constitute a sub-species of the European honey bee; they are smaller than Italian bees and larger than the Caucasian honey bee.
• Italian bees are very prolific and inclined to swarm; Northern European black bees have a strong tendency to supersede their old queen without swarming.
• The noted beekeeper, Thomas White Woodbury, first introduced the Italian bee to Britain in 1859 and regarded it as vastly superior to the English Black.
• Hickson said as he pulled out a wooden frame covered with hundreds of three-banded Italian bees from a hive box stored in his 1-acre back yard.
• Lindheimer persuaded Wilhelm Bruckisch of the Silesian Beekeepers Society to bring black Italian bees to Texas for pollination of the fruit trees in the Guadalupe River valley.
• Three-banded Italian bees are less aggressive than other honeybees, said Jordi Bosch, a research entomologist for the USDA Bee Biology and Systematics Laboratory at Utah State University.
• Some of the earliest Italian bees were sent from England to Australia at the request of Edward Wilson ( 1813-1878 ), president of the'Acclimatization Society of Victoria '.
• Langstroth received his first Italian bees at his home in 1863; Italian bees were more productive than the European bees that were most common in America at the time.
• Langstroth received his first Italian bees at his home in 1863; Italian bees were more productive than the European bees that were most common in America at the time.
• Frank Eischen, a research entomologist for the USDA Honey Bee Group in Weslaco, said the three-banded Italian bee is one of at least four racial types from Europe found in Texas.
• Italian bees, having been conditioned to the warmer climate of the central Mediterranean, are less able to cope with the " hard " winters and cool, wet springs of more northern latitudes.
• He strived to import Italian bees into the United States and, according to " ABC in Bee Culture 1890 ", he succeeded by shipping 250 queen bees to the United States in 1874.
• In all these positions he never stopped his research on Meliponini, specially the genus " Melipona ", which is a genus of Neotropical bees that are frequently subject to the predatory action of wild honey gatherers ( " meleiros " in African bee and the Italian bee ( " Apis mellifera ligustica " ).
• It is very similar to " Apis mellifera ligustica ", the Italian bee . it is favored for its extreme gentleness and lack of tendency to Mediterranean, and cannot survive in the north of Europe where the climate is cooler, and because of that they are not spread around the world much by commercial beekeepers.
• While Brother Adam travelled to Turkey to find substitutes for the native bees for the first Buckfast strain ( a very productive bee resistant to the parasite ), Manley began breeding Italian bees and the pair quickly became the most influential bee-keepers in Britain, with Brother Adam concentrating on a breeding programme and Manley developing modern commercial honey farming methods.