Bees
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Just like how humans recognise faces, bees are born with an innate ability to find and remember flowers
Scarlett Howard, Deakin University and Adrian Dyer, RMIT University We’ve all watched a honeybee fly past us and land on…
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What I Do For Pollinators
This year, I am putting greater importance on my pollinators habitat in my garden and doing a couple of little…
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How a bee sees: tiny bumps on flower petals give them their intense colour — and help them survive
Adrian Dyer, RMIT University and Jair Garcia, RMIT University The intense colours of flowers have inspired us for centuries. They…
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The mystery of the blue flower: nature’s rare colour owes its existence to bee vision
Adrian Dyer, RMIT University At a dinner party, or in the schoolyard, the question of favourite colour frequently results in…
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Aussie scientists need your help keeping track of bees (please)
Bees get a lot of good press. They pollinate our crops and in some cases, make delicious honey. But bees…
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Sweet Success
Our little family – James (14), Steve and myself – have been busy turning our acre strip field on the…
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A Look at Traditional Asian Beekeeping Methods
The Asiatic honeybee, Apis cerena, is one of the native bee species in Thailand that is found throughout much of…
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Meliponas in Guatemala: The Advantages of Raising Native Bees
People have been raising bees for thousands of years. The honey they produced gave humanity its first sweet tooth, and…
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The battle against bugs: it’s time to end chemical warfare
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Lizzy Lowe, Macquarie University;…
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Traces of Pesticides Discovered In 75 per cent Of The World’s Honey
Residue from potentially harmful pesticides has been discovered in 75 per cent of honey sampled from around the world, according…
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