Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Biology / Pollinators / Symbiosis / Insect ecology / Nectar robbing / Forage / Bee / Bumble bee / Honey / Plant reproduction / Beekeeping / Pollination


Behav Ecol Sociobiol[removed]:398–403 DOI[removed]s00265[removed]z ORIGINAL ARTICLE Selim Dedej · Keith S. Delaplane
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2009-07-13 13:37:39

Open Document

File Size: 157,41 KB

Share Result on Facebook

City

Pittsburgh / Bioquip / Crailsheim / Taipei / /

Company

Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Columbia University Press / Cambridge University Press / Corbet SA / Harvard University Press / /

Country

Taiwan / United States / /

Currency

EUR / /

/

Facility

University of Georgia / SAS Institute / P. Mill / University Press / Plant Ecol / /

/

IndustryTerm

output energy / net energy / energy gain / e=energy content / energy intake / net energy intake / net energy gain / Intake energy / energy honey bees / higher net energy gain / energy / /

Movie

Animal / /

Organization

SAS Institute / Cambridge University / Columbia University / University of Georgia / Athens / Harvard University / Department of Entomology / Princeton University / Oxford University / /

Person

John Ruberson / Cary Schmidt-Nielsen / Glenn O. Ware / Jennifer Berry / /

/

Position

pollination biologist / Boulder Lyrene PM / Methods General / carpenter / /

Product

F 15 / /

ProvinceOrState

Oconee County / Pennsylvania / California / Georgia / Colorado / /

Region

southeastern United States / /

SocialTag