Bibliography of Apis cerana Fabricius - Apidologie

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1373. Nakamura J., Wongsiri S., Sasaki M. (1992) Beekeeping and tourism on Samui, Beekeep. Dev. No. 24, 4-5.
Keywords: beekeeping / cerana / Thailand.
1374. Nakamura J. (1993) Regulatory system in a honeybee colony toward resource deterioration, Thesis,
Tamagawa University, Tokyo. Keywords: absconding / cerana / environmental effects / foraging / migration /
oviposition / queens / Japan / Nepal / Thailand.
1375. Nakamura J., Matsuka M., Wongsiri S. (1993) Allured absconding of Apis cerana colonies, in: Proc. 33rd Int.
Apic. Congr., Apimondia, Beijing, China, pp. 62-63. Keywords: absconding / cerana.
1376. Nakamura J., Matsuka M., Wongsiri S. (1993) Honeybees trim their brood on the comb, in: Asian apiculture,
Connor L.J., Rinderer T.E., Sylvester H.A., Wongsiri S. (Eds.), Wicwas Press, Cheshire, Connecticut, pp.
226-230. Keywords: absconding / behaviour / brood / cerana / larvae / oviposition / Thailand.
1377. Nakamura J. (1994) Absconding as an adaptive behaviour of the Asian honey bee, Apis cerana, Bull. Fac.
Agric. Tamagawa Univ. 34, 81-102 (in Japanese). Keywords: absconding / amalgamation / behaviour / cerana
/ environmental effects / honey / migration / Japan / Thailand.
1378. Nakamura J. (1995) Brood cannibalism in colonies of Asian honeybee, Apis cerana, as response to resource
fluctuation, Tamagawa Univ. Res. Rev. 1, 33-48. Keywords: absconding / behaviour / biochemistry / brood /
cerana / environmental effects / larvae / Japan.
1379. Nakamura J. (1996) Combs of honey bees are vertically long, Honeybee Sci. 17, 159-163 (in Japanese).
Keywords: cerana / combs / honey / Japan.
1380. Nakamura J. (1996) Why do Apis cerana abscond? Honeybee Sci. 17, 71-76 (in Japanese). Keywords: absconding
/ cerana / migration / Japan.
1381. Nakamura J., Yoshida T. (1996) Effect of frame shape on the comb utilization by honeybees, Apis cerana
japonica, in: Proc. 3rd Asian Apic. Assoc. Int. Conf., Hanoi, Vietnam, pp. 62. Keywords: beekeeping / cerana
/ combs / physiology / Japan.
1382. Nakamura J. (1999) Problems of beekeeping in Asia, in: Japan, HSRCTU bees and beekeeping in Asia and
the tropics, Farm. Japan 33 (Special Issue), pp. 15-17. Keywords: beekeeping / cerana / dorsata / florea /
tropics / Asia / Japan.
1383. Nakamura J., Ohsawa H. (1999) Cumulative titles lists and indexes for "Honeybee Science" Volume 1 to 20,
Honeybee Sci. 20, 157-188. Keywords: beekeeping / bibliography / cerana / history / mellifera / Japan.
1384. Nakamura T. (1985) Quality standards of royal jelly for medical use, in: Proc. 30th Int. Apic. Congr.,
Apimondia, Nagoya, Japan, pp. 462-464. Keywords: cerana / royal jelly / Japan.
1385. NAQS News (1999) The birds and bees, NAQS News 7, 3. Keywords: cerana / queens / Australia.
1386. Narayana N. (1970) Studies in Indian honeys and bees waxes, Central Bee Research Institute, Poona.
Keywords: bee botany / beeswax / cerana / dorsata / florea / honey / mellifera / India.
1387. Narayanan E.S., Sharma P.L., Phadke K.G. (1960) Studies on biometry of the Indian bees I. Tongue length
and number of hooks on the hind wings of Apis indica F., Indian Bee J. 22, 58-63. Keywords: cerana /
classification / morphology / India.
1388. Narayanan E.S., Sharma P.L., Phadke K.G. (1960) Studies on requirements of various crops for insect pollinators.
I. Insect pollinators of saunf (Foeniculum vulgare) with particular reference to the honeybees at Pusa,
(Bihar), Indian Bee J. 23, 23-30. Keywords: cerana / florea / pollination / India.
1389. Narayanan E.S., Sharma P.L., Phadke K.G. (1961) Studies on biometry of the Indian bees III. Tongue length
and number of hooks on the hind wings of Apis indica F. collected from Madras State, Indian Bee J. 23, 3-9.
Keywords: cerana / classification / morphology / India.
1390. Narayanan E.S., Sharma O.P., Phadke K.G. (1961) Studies on biometry of the Indian bees IV. Tongue length
and number of hooks on the hind wings of Apis indica F. collected from Uttar Pradesh, Indian Bee J. 23,
69-74. Keywords: cerana / classification / morphology / physical factors / workers / India.
1391. Narayanan E.S., Sharma P.L., Phadke K.G. (1961) Studies on requirements of various crops for insect pollinators.
Insect pollinators of berseem Egyptian clover (Trifolium alexandrinum L.) with particular reference
to honeybees and their role in seed setting, Indian Bee J. 23, 23-30. Keywords: bee botany / cerana / dorsata
/ florea / pollination / India.
1392. Nash W.T., Murrell D.C. (1981) Beekeeping in Bangladesh, Am. Bee J. 121, 352-356. Keywords: beekeeping
/ cerana / dorsata / florea / Bangladesh.
1393. Nath A., Sharma I.D., Sharma D.C., Kumar A. (1984) Toxicity of endosulfan to Indian honey bee: Apis
cerana indica F., in: Proc. 5th Int. Symp. Poll., Versailles, France pp. 195-199. Keywords: cerana / honey /
insecticides / pollination / India.