The Effect on Foraging Behavior of Moving Honey Bee Colonies to Crops Before or After Flowering Has Begun1

Author： FREE J. B.   FREE NACY W.   JAY S. C.  

Publisher： Entomological Society of America

ISSN： 1938-291X

Source： Journal of Economic Entomology, Vol.53, Iss.4, 1960-08, pp. : 564-566

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