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Kim Patten <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 24 Jan 1996 20:42:48 -0800
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dony Melathopoulos:
>
>Tanya Pankiw, whose now doing her postdoc in Arizona, looked at the
>herdibility of the workers response to the queen.  She was able to
>establish two lines of workers, one with very low response, and one with
>very high response by a selective breeding program.  She got differences
>very quickly, suggesting the trait is highly heritable.  She's got a
>stack of papers currently in press.  One available paper which may interest
>you is Pankiw et al. 1993 Variation in Worker Response to Honey Bee Queen
>Mandibular Pheromone. J. Insect Behavior. 7(1):1-15.
>
Do you know if QMP can be used  to shift the workers into pollen collection
over nectar collection?
Kim
Kim Patten
Washington State University Long Beach Research and Extension Unit
Rt. 1, Box 570, Long Beach WA 98631
phone and fax 360-642-2031
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