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  1. General Beekeeping
    Hi here we are at the end of the honey flow and - as in every year- there are a considerable amount of frames that have very nice capped honey on it, but also uncapped honey cells. I am always in doubt on how to use those and if there is a way to make the bees cap them. I am also not sure...
    honey productivity technique
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    Analysis of Litopenaeus vannamei Transcriptome Using the Next-Generation DNA Sequencing Technique The expression of the Apis mellifera PUM homolog unigene92779 was up-regulated during 0–215 mps, and then fell to a low level at 480 mps. For main species distribution matched against Nr database...
    dna litopenaeus sequencing technique transcriptome
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