Acceptance rate of <i>Heterotrigona itama</i> queens reared <i>in vitro</i> inside artificial queenless colonies containing young workers only (AQCa, n = 14) or young and old workers (AQCb, n = 13).

Acceptance rate of <i>Heterotrigona itama</i> queens reared <i>in vitro</i> inside artificial queenless colonies containing young workers only (AQCa, n = 14) or young and old workers (AQCb, n = 13).

<p>Acceptance rate of <i>Heterotrigona itama</i> queens reared <i>in vitro</i> inside artificial queenless colonies containing young workers only (AQCa, n = 14) or young and old workers (AQCb, n = 13).</p>

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Main Author:	Kanyanat Wongsa (19732247) (author)
Other Authors:	Orawan Duangphakdee (10178446) (author), Pisit Poolprasert (19732250) (author), Atsalek Rattanawannee (19732253) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biochemistry Evolutionary Biology Ecology Marine Biology Cancer naturally produced workers improve meliponiculture management div >< p commercially managed meliponiculture body sizes similar reproductive organ size naturally produced queens mass artificial rearing heterotrigona itama </ queen stingless bees body size stingless bees itama </ reproductive system queen ’ queen rearing eusocial bees vitro </ h </ worker age vitro -</ subtropical regions smaller ovaries small colonies significantly different reared queens produce honey native plants microscopic analysis mating frequency larval food larvae developed external morphometric economic crops developed ovaries crucial pollinators conservation efforts colony expansion
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