EFFECT OF THE POLLEN AND BEEBREAD FEEDINGS ON THE BEES NOSEMA DISEASE.
Abstract
The effect of feeding natural sources of protein – pollen and beebread and their substitutes – brewer's yeast and milk powder on the dynamics of healthy and sick dying bees for Nosema apis in the laboratory. Found that feeding bees infected with spores of microsporidia Nosema apis, each and every protein feedings significantly reduces the life expectancy of the bees, accelerating their extinction through the provocation Nosema apis. In addition, protein feeding accelerated significantly compared with control uneven dying bees, which are artificially infected with Nosema apis.
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