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Springer - Stingless Bees of Mexico: Biology and Management

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Description

Explore the rich history and scientific importance of stingless bees with this comprehensive volume from Springer. As the most diverse group of highly social bees, these species play a vital role in tropical and subtropical ecosystems across the globe. This book provides a detailed look at the biology and management of stingless bees, with a specific focus on the species found in Mexico. It bridges the gap between modern scientific research and ancient traditions. You will learn about the long history of bee management in Mexico, which has been a part of the culture and cosmogony of native peoples like the Maya for centuries. By combining recent global data with specialized knowledge of Mexican cultivation traditions, this text serves as an essential resource for understanding these unique insects. Whether you are interested in the biological aspects or the cultural heritage of bee keeping, this book offers a deep look into an ancient and essential part of our planet's biodiversity.

Key Features

Detailed overview of the biology and management of highly social stingless bee species found in tropical regions.

Special focus on Mexican stingless bee species and the specific traditions used in their cultivation.

Exploration of the historical connection between native peoples, such as the Maya, and stingless bee management.

Integration of recent global scientific information regarding stingless bee research and development.

Comprehensive study of how these bees function as key species within subtropical and tropical ecosystems.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 August 2018
Listed Since
14 February 2018

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