Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation
Honey production of Apis cerdna has been limited for a long time by outdated management methods and the lack of knowledge of bee behaviour. A great variety of plants are found in Malaysia and many flower throughout the year. Particularly important in bee keep ingare the two major nectar flow pe...
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author | Abdullah, Mai Shihah |
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description | Honey production of Apis cerdna has been limited for a
long time by outdated management methods and the lack of
knowledge of bee behaviour. A great variety of plants are
found in Malaysia and many flower throughout the year.
Particularly important in bee keep ingare the two major nectar
flow periods that occurin February and August-September.
This study is based on observation of foraging by three
colonies of Apis ceranaina coconut plantationat Tanjung
Karang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Peninsular Malaysia from March
1988 until March 1989. The major nectar sources were coconut,
Cocosnucifera (Palmae) and the weed, Asystasia intrusa
(Acanthaceae). While A. intrusa flowers throughout the year,
coconut shows marked peaks of f lowering from February to June
and August to September with a dearth period in December to January |
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spelling | upm.eprints-85602012-12-12T06:48:34Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8560/ Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation Abdullah, Mai Shihah Honey production of Apis cerdna has been limited for a long time by outdated management methods and the lack of knowledge of bee behaviour. A great variety of plants are found in Malaysia and many flower throughout the year. Particularly important in bee keep ingare the two major nectar flow periods that occurin February and August-September. This study is based on observation of foraging by three colonies of Apis ceranaina coconut plantationat Tanjung Karang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Peninsular Malaysia from March 1988 until March 1989. The major nectar sources were coconut, Cocosnucifera (Palmae) and the weed, Asystasia intrusa (Acanthaceae). While A. intrusa flowers throughout the year, coconut shows marked peaks of f lowering from February to June and August to September with a dearth period in December to January 1990 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8560/1/FSAS_1990_3_A.pdf Abdullah, Mai Shihah (1990) Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation. Masters thesis, Universiti Pertanian Malaysia. Coconut palm - Diseases and pests - Selangor English |
spellingShingle | Coconut palm - Diseases and pests - Selangor Abdullah, Mai Shihah Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation |
title | Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation |
title_full | Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation |
title_fullStr | Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation |
title_full_unstemmed | Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation |
title_short | Foraging Activities of Apis Cerana in a Coconut Plantation |
title_sort | foraging activities of apis cerana in a coconut plantation |
topic | Coconut palm - Diseases and pests - Selangor |
url | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8560/1/FSAS_1990_3_A.pdf |
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