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Topic: European honey bee

apis cerana
Published - 11 March 2025
By Nadine Chapman, NSW DPIRD
Can Varroa switch between Apis mellifera and Apis cerana?

Beekeepers in north Queensland have been familiar with Apis cerana, the Asian hive bee, since it was discovered in Cairns in 2007. There are now …
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Asian honey bees, European honey bee, host switching, varroa

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