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110. Breed M.D., Guzman-Novoa E., Hunt G.J. (2004) Defensive behavior of honey bees: organization, genetics
and comparisons with other bees, Annu. Rev. Entomol. 49, 271−298. Keywords: cerana / defense / dorsata /
genetics / honey.
111. Bridgnell E. (1946) Apis dorsata nests in a tree, Indian Bee J. 8, 164. Keywords: general biology / dorsata /
India / combs.
112. Brockmann A., Bruckner D. (2001) Structural differences in the drone olfactory system of two phylogenetically
distant Apis species, Naturwissenschaften 88, 78−81.
113. Buchanan R.E. (1946) Apiculture in Arab lands, Rep. Iowa State Apiarist, pp. 58−59. Keywords: beekeeping.
114. Budiansky S. (1983) Is yellow rain simply bees’ natural excreta? Nature 303, 3. Keywords: cerana / dorsata /
physiology.
115. Bunker A. (1887) A letter from our old friend A. Bunker, Glean. Bee Cult. 15, 499−450. Keywords: biogeography
/ dorsata / Myanmar.
116. Burenin N., Lebedev V. (1981) Among beekeepers of Vietnam, Pchelovodstvo 9, 28−29. (In Russian).
Keywords: beekeeping / cerana / dorsata / foraging / Vietnam.
117. Burgett M.D. (1973) The occurrence of glucose oxidase in the honeys of social Hymenoptera, Thesis, Cornell
University, Ithaca. Keywords: cerana / dorsata / biochemistry / organic chemistry / honey.
118. Burgett M.D. (1974) Glucose oxidase: a food protective mechanism in social Hymenoptera, Ann. Entomol.
Soc. Am. 67, 545−546. Keywords: cerana / dorsata / biochemistry / organic chemistry.
119. Burgett M.D., Rossignol P.A., Kitprasert C. (1990) A model of dispersion and regulation of brood mite
(Tropilaelaps clareae) parasitism on the giant honeybee (Apis dorsata), Can. J. Zool. 68, 1423−1427.
Keywords: brood / dorsata / disease / pests / predators.
120. Burgett M.D. (1990) Bakuti - a Nepalese culinary preparation of giant honey bee Apis laboriosa brood, Food
Insects Newsl. 3, 1. Keywords: brood / honey / laboriosa / Nepal.
121. Burgett M.D., Titayayan M. (1993) Brood thermoregulation by the giant honey bee (Apis dorsata F.), Nat.
Hist. Bull. Siam Soc. 41, 93−98. Keywords: brood / cerana / dorsata / honey / Thailand / behaviour.
122. Burgett M.D. (2000) Honey hunters of the Sundarbans, Beekeep. Dev. No. 56, pp. 6−7. Keywords:
Bangladesh / dorsata / honey / India.
123. Burgos J.R.T., Manila A.C., Cervancia C.R. (2001) Honeys from three bee species in Guinobatan Albay, the
Philippines, Proc. 7th Int. Apic. Conf. Trop. Clim., Chiang Mai, pp. 153−155. Keywords: cerana / dorsata /
honey / Philippines.
124. Butani D.K. (1950) An Apis dorsata colony in New Delhi, Indian Bee J. 12, 115. Keywords: general biology
/ dorsata / India / absconding / migration / swarming.
125. Butler C.G. (1954) The World of the Honeybee, Collins, London. Keywords: absconding / migration / swarming
/ cerana / Ceylon / combs / dorsata / behaviour / Sri Lanka.
126. Butler C.G. (1957) The Honeybee, Eugen Diederich, Dusseldorf. (In German). Keywords: general biology /
cerana / dorsata.
127. Butler C.G. (1974) The World of the Honeybee, Collins, London. Keywords: absconding / migration / swarming
/ general biology / cerana / dorsata.
128. Büchler R. (1906) On Indian Ghedda-wax, Chem. Ztg. 43, 528−529. (In German). Keywords: cerana / dorsata
/ combs.
129. Büchler R., Drescher W., Tournier I. (1992) Grooming behaviour of Apis cerana, Apis mellifera and Apis
dorsata and its effect on the parasitic mites Varroa jacobsoni and Tropilaelaps clarea, Exp. Appl. Acarol. 16,
313−319. Keywords: behaviour / cerana / dorsata / disease / pests / predators.
130. Callow R.K. (1963) Chemical and biochemical problems of beeswax, Bee World 44, 95−101. Keywords:
cerana / dorsata / combs.
131. Camargo J.M.F. (1972) Preliminary notes on the reproductive system of Apis dorsata and A. florea queens,
Homenagem à Warwick E Kerr Faculdade de Filosofia, Ciências e Letras, Rio Claro, pp. 47−56. (In
Portuguese). Keywords: cerana / dorsata / queens / reproduction.
132. Cameron S.A. (1991) A new tribal phylogeny of the Apidae inferred from mitochondrial DNA sequences, in:
Smith D.R. (Ed.), Diversity in the Genus Apis, Westview, Boulder, pp. 71−88. Keywords: cerana / biogeography
/ biochemistry / organic chemistry / dorsata / genetics / evolution.
133. Cameron S.A., Mardulyn P. (2001) Multiple molecular data sets suggest independent origins of highly social
behavior in bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae), Syst. Biol., 50, 194−214. Keywords: dorsata / evolution.