The distance between larva and cell opening triggers broodcell invasion by Varroa jacobsoni

  • Goetz B
  • Koeniger N
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Abstract

The effect of the distance between larva and cell opening on {\i Varroa} invasion was examined. The infestation of openbrood cells depends on this distance and not on larval size. Hence the concentration of a pheromone produced by the larva at a certain age is unlikely to be the only stimulus triggering invasion of brood cells

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Goetz, B., & Koeniger, N. (1993). The distance between larva and cell opening triggers broodcell invasion by Varroa jacobsoni. Apidologie, 24(1), 67–72. https://doi.org/10.1051/apido:19930108

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