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EFFECTS OF POLLEN QUALITY AND GENOTYPE ON THE DANCE OF FORAGING HONEY-BEES
Authors: WADDINGTON KD NELSON CM PAGE RE
Citation: Kd. Waddington et al., EFFECTS OF POLLEN QUALITY AND GENOTYPE ON THE DANCE OF FORAGING HONEY-BEES, Animal behaviour, 56, 1998, pp. 35-39
METHOPRENE DOES NOT AFFECT FOOD PREFERENCES AND FORAGING PERFORMANCE IN HONEY-BEE WORKERS
Authors: DENG GY WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Gy. Deng et Kd. Waddington, METHOPRENE DOES NOT AFFECT FOOD PREFERENCES AND FORAGING PERFORMANCE IN HONEY-BEE WORKERS, Journal of insect behavior, 10(2), 1997, pp. 229-235
THE MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF CARPENTER BEES XYLOCOPA-MICANS AND BUMBLEBEES BOMBUS-PENNSYLVANICUS ON PONTEDERIA-CORDATA INFLORESCENCES
Authors: ORTH AI WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Ai. Orth et Kd. Waddington, THE MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF CARPENTER BEES XYLOCOPA-MICANS AND BUMBLEBEES BOMBUS-PENNSYLVANICUS ON PONTEDERIA-CORDATA INFLORESCENCES, Journal of insect behavior, 10(1), 1997, pp. 79-86
HIERARCHICAL USE OF INFORMATION BY NECTAR-FORAGING CARPENTER BEES ON VERTICAL INFLORESCENCES - FLORAL COLOR AND SPATIAL POSITION
Authors: ORTH AI WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Ai. Orth et Kd. Waddington, HIERARCHICAL USE OF INFORMATION BY NECTAR-FORAGING CARPENTER BEES ON VERTICAL INFLORESCENCES - FLORAL COLOR AND SPATIAL POSITION, Israel journal of plant sciences, 45(2-3), 1997, pp. 213-221
THE EFFECTS OF SEASON, PRETRAINING, AND SCENT ON THE EFFICIENCY OF TRAPS FOR CAPTURING RECRUITED HONEY-BEES (HYMENOPTERA, APIDAE)
Authors: WADDINGTON KD ESCH H BURNS JE
Citation: Kd. Waddington et al., THE EFFECTS OF SEASON, PRETRAINING, AND SCENT ON THE EFFICIENCY OF TRAPS FOR CAPTURING RECRUITED HONEY-BEES (HYMENOPTERA, APIDAE), Journal of insect behavior, 9(3), 1996, pp. 451-459
CARPENTER BEE (XYLOCOPA MICANS) RISK INDIFFERENCE AND A REVIEW OF NECTARIVORE RISK-SENSITIVITY STUDIES
Authors: PEREZ SM WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Sm. Perez et Kd. Waddington, CARPENTER BEE (XYLOCOPA MICANS) RISK INDIFFERENCE AND A REVIEW OF NECTARIVORE RISK-SENSITIVITY STUDIES, American zoologist, 36(4), 1996, pp. 435-446
BUMBLEBEES DO NOT RESPOND TO VARIANCE IN NECTAR CONCENTRATION
Authors: WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Kd. Waddington, BUMBLEBEES DO NOT RESPOND TO VARIANCE IN NECTAR CONCENTRATION, Ethology, 101(1), 1995, pp. 33-38
GENETIC-DETERMINANTS OF HONEY-BEE FORAGING BEHAVIOR
Authors: PAGE RE WADDINGTON KD HUNT GJ FONDRK MK
Citation: Re. Page et al., GENETIC-DETERMINANTS OF HONEY-BEE FORAGING BEHAVIOR, Animal behaviour, 50, 1995, pp. 1617-1625
COMPARISONS OF FORAGER DISTRIBUTIONS FROM MATCHED HONEY-BEE COLONIES IN SUBURBAN ENVIRONMENTS
Authors: WADDINGTON KD VISSCHER PK HERBERT TJ RICHTER MR
Citation: Kd. Waddington et al., COMPARISONS OF FORAGER DISTRIBUTIONS FROM MATCHED HONEY-BEE COLONIES IN SUBURBAN ENVIRONMENTS, Behavioral ecology and sociobiology, 35(6), 1994, pp. 423-429
RISK-SENSITIVE FORAGING IN HONEY-BEES - NO CONSENSUS AMONG INDIVIDUALS AND NO EFFECT OF COLONY HONEY STORES
Authors: BANSCHBACH VS WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Vs. Banschbach et Kd. Waddington, RISK-SENSITIVE FORAGING IN HONEY-BEES - NO CONSENSUS AMONG INDIVIDUALS AND NO EFFECT OF COLONY HONEY STORES, Animal behaviour, 47(4), 1994, pp. 933-941
PAST FORAGING EXPERIENCE INFLUENCES HONEY-BEE DANCE BEHAVIOR
Authors: RICHTER MR WADDINGTON KD
Citation: Mr. Richter et Kd. Waddington, PAST FORAGING EXPERIENCE INFLUENCES HONEY-BEE DANCE BEHAVIOR, Animal behaviour, 46(1), 1993, pp. 123-128
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