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Re: [WL] [BEE-L] Queen rearing Books
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Dave Cushman <[log in to unmask]>
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Informed Discussion of Beekeeping Issues and Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 8 Dec 2008 10:48:43 +0000
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Hi John & Christy

Keith mentions...

> Bee Genetics and Breeding, Rinderer
> Queen Rearing and Bee Breeding, Laidlaw and Page
> Elemental Genetics and Breeding for the Honeybee, Ernesto Guzman-Nova
> Bee Sex Essentials, Connor

See also...
Background to bee breeding, J. Atkinson

Elements of genetics, Mesquida

The Dark European Honey Bee, Freidrich Ruttner, Eric Milner and John E. 
Dews ISBN 0-905369-08-4

Breeding Better Bees using simple methods, John E. Dews and Eric Milner
ISBN 1-904623-18-2

Breeding Techniques and Selection, Freidrich Ruttner (translated by 
Ashleigh & Eric Milner)   ISBN 0-905369-07-6

Pedigree Bee Breeding in Western Europe Edited, Bernhard Möbus and Dr. 
Job van Praagh    ISBN 0-905369-03-3

Although some of the titles refer to the Dark European Honey Bee, the 
principles apply to other races.


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