says finding the mean gene in honey bees "may help us understand what makes Africanized bees so aggressive." Hunt and colleagues Robert E. Page of the University of California-Davis and Ernesto Guzman ...

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Such techniques have been used to analyze the honey-bee populations of the Americas. The honey bees in the Americas constitute populations resulting from subspecies hybridization. Populations of ...

For the elderly, young children or those with bee ... honeybees in Hawaii are some of the world’s highest honey producers. The lack of Africanized bees and overall health of Hawaii-raised ...

The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries has confirmed the presence of Africanized Honeybees ... by the colony to protect their brood (young bees) and food supply.

In 2005, Africanized honeybees (AHB) were discovered in 13 Florida counties in central and south Florida. By 2006, they had moved into three more counties, and in 2007, they were found in another ...

Denver | Reuters –– Africanized honey bees have turned up in Colorado, officials said Tuesday, surprising scientists who previously doubted they could survive winters at northern latitudes. The Mesa ...

The africanized bees still make honey, but not as much and cannot handle ... the “brood,” or the place where the bees raise their young. The mites lay eggs in the hive among the bee eggs ...

Their demeanour has earned them the terrifying nickname of 'killer bees', but relatively few deaths are caused in proportion to the number of colonies. Known only in North, Central and South America, ...