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Three decades of “Africanized” honey bees in California
by Daniela Zarate, Dillon Travis, Amy Geffre, James Nieh, Joshua R. Kohn

January-March 2023
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AHB headed to Central Valley?
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March-April 1999
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Blessing or curse? Varroa mite impacts Africanized bee spread and beekeeping
by Robert E. Page

March-April 1998
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Africanized bees, 1990–1995: Initial rapid invasion has slowed in the U.S.
by P. Kirk Visscher, Richard S. Vetter, F. Chris Baptista

January-February 1997
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Research update: Africanized Bees: Ready or not, here they come
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March-April 1994
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How Africanized honey bees will affect California agriculture
by Robert E. Page

January-February 1992
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Ecological research: Long-term studies to gauge effects of invading bees
by Robbin W. Thorp, Gordon W. Frankie, John Barthell, David Gordon, Linda Newstrom, Terry Griswold, Justin Schmidt, Steve Thoenes

January-February 1992
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Three decades of “Africanized” honey bees in California
by Daniela Zarate, Dillon Travis, Amy Geffre, James Nieh, Joshua R. Kohn

January-March 2023
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AHB headed to Central Valley?
Editors

March-April 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF
Blessing or curse? Varroa mite impacts Africanized bee spread and beekeeping
by Robert E. Page

March-April 1998
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Africanized bees, 1990–1995: Initial rapid invasion has slowed in the U.S.
by P. Kirk Visscher, Richard S. Vetter, F. Chris Baptista

January-February 1997
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Research update: Africanized Bees: Ready or not, here they come
Editors

March-April 1994
Full-text HTML | PDF
How Africanized honey bees will affect California agriculture
by Robert E. Page

January-February 1992
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Ecological research: Long-term studies to gauge effects of invading bees
by Robbin W. Thorp, Gordon W. Frankie, John Barthell, David Gordon, Linda Newstrom, Terry Griswold, Justin Schmidt, Steve Thoenes

January-February 1992
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