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ABRC2010 Beneficial Microflora in Honey Bee Colonies

Last Updated: November 01, 2010

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The following was presented at the 2010 American Bee Research Conference in Orlando, FL.

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Diana Samammatero presents: Beneficial microflora in honey bee colonies. Samammatero, D., Oloffson, T., and Vsquez, A. USDA-ARS Tucson, Arizona. American Bee Research Conference. Orlando, Fl. January 15th, 2010.

More presentations from this conference can be found at Proceedings of the American Bee Research Conference 2010

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