January 2001

• Biological Control in Beekeeping:
• Hive Beetle Hints:
• Citrus Canker in Florida: The Eradication Effort
• Pi Chi Omega Honey Bee Project:
• Roger A. Morse Lecture and Study Fund:
• February Bee Workshops:

February 2001

• Honey Bees as Biological Control Agents: Fungal Control of Fungus
• Biological Control of Foulbrood: Bacterial Control of Bacteria
• Honey Bees and Bar Codes: The Closing of the Tucson Bee Laboratory
• The Clock Gene in Honey Bees: Also Affects Foraging
• Oral Health and National Honey Board Efforts: More Official Respect for Honey
• Complementary Pollination: Breaking the Either/Or Paradigm
• Feral Honey Bee Comeback
• Apitherapy Course Offered:

March 2001

• Fumagillin: The Material That Controls Nosema apis
• Bees and Genes: Sociogenomic Study Beyond the Beehive
• Propolis Price Increases: A Value-added Product Whose Time Has Come?
• Brazil: Honey Types Proliferate
• Roger A. Morse Lecture and Study Fund:
• Water Crisis in Florida: Potential Bee Problems

April 2001

• More on Honey Types and Standards:
• Queen Problems:
• Honey Locator: Online Guide to Honeys
• A Diagnostic Service At Last: Determining Tracheal Mite Resistance
• New Turkish Bee Journal:
• Smrd Honey Bees: Breakthrough in Varroa Tolerance
• The Varroa Species Complex: New Strategies to Control Varroa destructor
• Are Non-Hygienic Queens Now Passé?

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