Reported losses of managed <i>Apis mellifera</i> colonies on Guam due to <i>Vespa tropica</i> attack.

Reported losses of managed <i>Apis mellifera</i> colonies on Guam due to <i>Vespa tropica</i> attack.

<p>(A) Per reporting apiary, the number of managed honey bee colonies that were considered an economic loss due to attack by <i><i>V. tropica</i></i>, from the first detection of <i><i>V. tropica</i></i> in 2016 until the end of 2024. (B) The num...

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Main Author:	Christopher A. Rosario (22320166) (author)
Other Authors:	Gard W. Otis (5785439) (author), Ross H. Miller (7876640) (author), Arianna A. Groover-Landis (22320169) (author), Ella S. Stanley (22320172) (author), Heather R. Mattila (9749593) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified large eusocial wasps included alarm piping honey bees (< first comprehensive update consume bee brood color forms suggested bees mounted defenses apis mellifera </ eventually weakening colonies vespa soror </ vespa mandarinia </ invasive hornet (< highly effective predators div >< p although genetic analyses vespa tropica </ vespa </ tropica </ wet season tropical asia study reveals round predator repeated introductions published since public reports preliminary analysis predatory behavior novel habitats nine years nesting habits initial alert hunting strategy hunting behavior hornet attacks gaining notoriety fierce invader field collections entering hives damaging invaders conspicuous taxon close relatives >) colonies
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