COMPARISON OF OVARIAN SIZE AND NUMBER OF OVARIOLES BETWEEN THE WORKERS OF JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN HONEYBEES : Studies on the Japanese honeybee, Apis indica cerana Fabricius. I
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The Japanese honey bee, Apis indica cerana Fabr. has a tendency to produce the laying workers relatively. In parallel with this functional peculiarity, it was confirmed that the ovaries of this species are much larger and their ovarioles are more numerous than in the European honey bee, Apis mellifera L.
- 1958-04-30
著者
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Akahira Yukio
Zoological Institute Faculty Of Science Hokkaido University
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Sakagami Shoichi
Zoological Institute Faculty Of Science Hokkaido University
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