Copulation Environment Favorable for colony development ofthe European Bumblebee, Bombus terrersis
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To examine the number of adequate queen per mating cage (55 ´ 45 ´ 65 cm) for colony development of B. terrestris, the number of queen per mating cage was defined as 10, 20 and 30. Conditions of mating room were maintained at 23 - 24oC, 65% R.H., 14 L and the intensity of 2000 lux. This experiment was conducted with CO2-treated queens and 2 replications. The developmental ability of each colony was estimated by oviposition rate, preoviposition period, and rate of worker emergence, colony foundation and progeny-queen production. Statistical analysis was done with Chi-square test and Tukey’s pairwise comparison test (MINITAB Release 13 for Windows, 2000)
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To examine the number of adequate queen per mating cage (55 ´ 45 ´ 65 cm) for colony development of B. terrestris, the number of queen per mating cage was defined as 10, 20 and 30. Conditions of mating room were maintained at 23 - 24oC, 65% R.H., 14 L and the intensity of 2000 lux. This experiment was conducted with CO2-treated queens and 2 replications. The developmental ability of each colony was estimated by oviposition rate, preoviposition period, and rate of worker emergence, colony foundation and progeny-queen production. Statistical analysis was done with Chi-square test and Tukey’s pairwise comparison test (MINITAB Release 13 for Windows, 2000)
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