Bibliography of Apis cerana Fabricius - Apidologie

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1198. Mann G.S., Sagar P. (1987) Activity and abundance of flower visiting insects of loquat, Eriobotrya japonica
(Thunb.), Indian J. Hortic. 44, 123-125. Keywords: cerana / dorsata / foraging / pollination / India.
1199. Mann S.K., Narang A.S., Atwal A.S. (1970) Sample collection of dorsata honey and its analysis, J. Food Sci.
Tech. 7, 142-143. Keywords: cerana / dorsata / honey / India.
1200. Mao H.S. (1989) Experiments on the prevention of sacbrood disease using traditional Chinese herbal drugs
and Western medicines, J. Bee (China) 2, 26-28 (in Chinese). Keywords: beekeeping / cerana / disease /
China.
1201. Mardan M.B., Osman M.S. (1983) Beekeeping in coconut small holdings in Pontian, Johor, West Malaysia,
in: Proc. 2nd Int. Conf. on Apiculture in Tropical Climates, New Delhi, India, pp. 179-186. Keywords: beekeeping
/ cerana / physical factors / Malaysia.
1202. Mardan M.B., Kiew R. (1985) Flowering periods of plants visited by honeybees in two areas of Malaysia, in:
Proc. 3rd Int. Conf. on Apiculture in Tropical Climates, Nairobi, Kenya, pp. 209-216. Keywords: bee botany
/ cerana / physical factors / Malaysia.
1203. Mardan M.B. (1987) Colony size, nesting sites and cavity-size preference of A. cerana feral colonies in
coconut growing areas of peninsular Malaysia, in: Proc. 31st Int. Apic. Congr. Apimondia, Warsaw, Poland,
pp. 185. Keywords: cerana / colony phenology / nests / morphology / Malaysia.
1204. Martin C., LeConte Y., Jeanne F. (2001) Resistance of the honeybee (Apis mellifera) tovarroa (Varroa destructor),
Bull. Tech. Apic. 28, 61-72 (in French). Keywords: cerana / disease / mellifera / pests.
1205. Martin S.J. (2001) Biology and life history of Varroa mites, in: Mites of the honey bee, Webster T.C.,
Delaplane K.S. (Eds.), Dadant, Hamilton, pp. 131-148. Keywords: andreniformis / biology / cerana / dorsata
/ florea / history / honey / koschevnikovi / laboriosa / pests / Asia.
1206. Martin S.J., Jones G.R. (2004) Conservation of bio synthetic pheromone pathways in honeybees Apis,
Naturwissenschaften 91, 232-236. Keywords: andreniformis / cerana / ecology / florea / pheromones.
1207. Masato O. (1996) Prey-predator interaction between Japanese honey bee, Apis cerana japonica and giant
hornet, Vespa mandarinia japonica, Honeybee Sci. 17, 27-30 (in Japanese). Keywords: cerana / honey /
natural enemies / Japan.
1208. Maskey M. (1989) Inter-relationship between bees and flowers in Kathmandu Valley, in: Proc. 4th Int. Conf.
on Apiculture in Tropical Climates, Cairo, Egypt, pp. 116-126. Keywords: bee botany / cerana / physical
factors / Nepal.
1209. Maskey M. (1992) Mountain women and beekeeping in Nepal, in: Honeybees in mountain agriculture, Verma
L.R. (Ed.), Oxford & IBH Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., New Delhi, pp. 119-130. Keywords: bee botany / beekeeping
/ cerana / Nepal.
1210. Mataac R. (1984) Queen rearing of the native bee Apis cerana indica Fab. during rainy season, Cent. Luzon
State Univ. Tech. J. Keywords: breeding / cerana / queens / Philippines.*
1211. Mathew K.P. (1990) Tropical beekeeping manual, Sabah, Malaysia, Department of Agriculture, Sabah,
Malaysia, p. 52. Keywords: beekeeping / cerana / koschevnikovi / Malaysia.
1212. Matsuka M., Tsurata T., Sasaki M. (1987) Temperature as a causative factor of the seasonal colour dimorphism
in Apis cerana japonica, in: Proc. 31st Int. Apic. Congr., Apimondia, Warsaw, Poland, pp. 186.
Keywords: cerana / morphology / physiology / Japan.
1213. Matsuka M., Sakai T. (1989) Bee pollination in Japan with special reference to strawberry production in
greenhouses, Bee World 70, 55-61. Keywords: cerana / pollination / Japan.
1214. Matsuka M., Tsurata T., Sasaki M. (1989) Temperature as a causative factor of the seasonal colour dimorphism
of Apis cerana japonica, Apidologie 20, 149-155. Keywords: cerana / physiology / Japan.
1215. Matsuka M., Nakamura J. (1990) Oxytetracycline residues in honey and royal jelly, J. Apic. Res. 29, 112-117.
Keywords: cerana / honey / royal jelly / Japan.
1216. Matsuka M. (1991) Nature and use of pollen loads, Honeybee Sci. 12, 34-38. Keywords: cerana / pollen /
Japan.
1217. Matsuka M., Tsurata T., Sasaki M. (1995) Temperature as a causative factor of the seasonal colour dimorphism
in Apis cerana japonica, in: The Asiatic hive bee: apiculture, biology, and role in sustainable development
in tropical and subtropical Asia, Kevan P.G. (Ed.), Enviroquest Ltd., Cambridge, Ontario, pp. 55-57.
Keywords: biology / brood / cerana / islands / morphology / nests / physiology / Asia / Japan.
1218. Matsuka M. (1996) Country report: Japan, in: Proc. 3rd Asian Apic. Assoc. Int. Conf., Hanoi, Vietnam, pp.
214. Keywords: beekeeping / cerana / mellifera / Japan.