Bibliography of Apis cerana Fabricius - Apidologie

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1848. Sasagawa H., Kadowaki T., Matsuyama S., Hirai Y., Peng Y.S. (2002) Semiochemically mediated recognition
in honey bee societies, in: Proc. 14th Int. Congr. IUSSI, Sapporo, Japan, pp. 15. Keywords: cerana / honey /
mellifera / pests / pheromones / Japan.
1849. Sasaki M., Okada I. (1988) Feral nest of Apis cerana japonica constructed in an open space, Honeybee Sci.
9, 77-78 (in Japanese). Keywords: cerana / nests / Japan.
1850. Sasaki M. (1989) The reason why Apis cerana japonica is resistant to the Varroa mite, Honeybee Sci. 10,
28-36 (in Japanese). Keywords: cerana / pests / Japan.
1851. Sasaki M., Irokawa T., Sato M. (1989) Humoral control of the queen pheromone (9-ODA) biosynthesis in
honeybees: induction in queenless worker and in worker mandibular gland implanted into queen, Bull. Fac.
Agric. Tamagawa Univ. 29, 11-21. Keywords: cerana / glands / hormones / pheromones / queens / queenlessness
/ Japan.
1852. Sasaki M., Ono M., Yoshida T. (1989) Recent topics on the biology of the north-adapted eastern honeybee,
Apis cerana japonica, in: Proceedings – Advanced Course in Beekeeping with Apis cerana in Tropical and
Sub-tropical Asia. Keywords: beekeeping / biology / cerana / Asia / Japan.*
1853. Sasaki M. (1990) Photoperiodic regulation of honeybee mating-flight time: exploitation of innately phasefixed
circadian oscillation, Adv. Invertebr. Reprod. 5, 503-508. Keywords: cerana / drones / foraging / flight
/ queens / reproduction / seasonal variation / Japan.
1854. Sasaki M. (1991) Absconding dance in Apis cerana japonica: a slow and long tail-waggling motivates the
whole colony to translocate, in: Social insects and the environment, Veeresh G.K., Mallik B., Viraktamath
C.A., (Eds.), Oxford & IBH, New Delhi, pp. 125-126. Keywords: absconding / behaviour / biogeography /
brood / cerana / combs / dance language / foraging / honey / migration / nests / physiology / queens / Japan.
1855. Sasaki M., Ono M., Asada S., Yoshida T. (1991) Oriental orchid (Cymbidium pumilum) attracts drones of
the Japanese honeybee (Apis cerana japonica) as pollinators, Experientia 47, 1229-1231. Keywords: cerana
/ drones / pheromones / pollination / Japan.
1856. Sasaki M. (1992) Deception of the Japanese honey bee, Apis cerana japonica, by the Oriental orchid
Cymbidium pumilum, Honeybee Sci. 13, 167-172 (in Japanese). Keywords: bee botany / cerana / honey /
pheromones / Japan.
1857. Sasaki M., Ono M., Fukuda M. (1993) Pollination ecology of the Japanese honey bee, Apis cerana japonica,
and the oriental orchid, Cymbidium pumilum, in: Asian apiculture, Connor L.J., Rinderer T.E., Sylvester
H.A., Wongsiri S. (Eds.), Wicwas Press, Cheshire, Connecticut, pp. 391-397. Keywords: bee botany / cerana
/ drones / ecology / honey / pheromones / pollination / China / Japan.
1858. Sasaki M., Takahashi H, Sato Y. (1993) Comparison of the dance dialect and foraging range between Apis mellifera
and northernmost subspecies of A. cerana in Japan, Honeybee Sci. 14, 49-54 (in Japanese). Keywords:
cerana / dance language / foraging / mellifera / Japan / Sri Lanka / Thailand.
1859. Sasaki M. (1994) Comparative evaluation of southern and northern Apis cerana ecotypes and points which
should be considered for future breeding, Honeybee Sci. 15, 99-106 (in Japanese). Keywords: breeding /
cerana / geographical variation / China / Japan.
1860. Sasaki M., Ono M., Yoshida T. (1995) Some biological aspects of the north-adapted eastern honeybee, 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. 59-78. Keywords: aggressiveness
/ behaviour / biology / cells / cerana / classification / drones / flight / interspecific interactions /
mellifera / morphology / nests / pests / pheromones / physiology / queens / reproduction / swarming / workers
/ Asia / Japan.
1861. Sasaki M., Ikuta A., Nakamura J. (1996) Ventilative fanning and its regulation in Japanese and European
honeybees, in: Proc. 3rd Asian Apic. Assoc. Int. Conf., Hanio, Vietnam, pp. 56. Keywords: behaviour / cerana
/ mellifera / physiology / Japan.
1862. Sasaki M. (1999) Diversity of information delivery systems in honey bees, Honeybee Sci. 20, 119-126 (in
Japanese). Keywords: behaviour / cerana / communication / dance language / genetics / honey / physiology /
queens / Japan.
1863. Sasaki M. (1999) Ecological characteristics of Asiatic hive bee and its possibility as apicultural species, Farm.
Japan 33, 18-22. Keywords: biology / cerana / nests / Japan.
1864. Sasaki M. (2000) Wonders of the Japanese honeybee, biology of northernmost Apis cerana, Kaiyusha
Publishers Co. Ltd., Tokyo, (in Japanese). Keywords: biology / cerana / Japan.
1865. Sasaki M., Fujiwara M., Numaguchi Y. (2000) Proboscis extension reflex (PER) for bee odour and nonvolatile
surface wax components: analysis of nestmate discrimination, in: Proc. 4th Asian Apic. Assoc. Int.
Conf., Kathmandu, Nepal, pp. 37. Keywords: beeswax / behaviour / cerana / morphology / pheromones /
Japan.