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Improvement of honey bees for intensification of wax production by Kovalskyi, Y., Kovalska, L., Druzhbiak, A., Zhmur, V., Gavdan, R., Klym, O.

“…Obtaining the maximum amount of wax from honey bees is the basis of beekeeping technological processes. However, the intensification of its production leads to…”
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The influence of feed quality on the development and productivity of bee queens by Kovalskyi, Yu, Gutyj, B., Fedak, V., Kovalska, L., Druzhbiak, A.

“…The research aimed to study the effect of additional protein feeding of foster families with buckwheat stalks. The research was conducted during the summer…”
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Influence of heterosis on wаx productivity of Carpathian bees by Kovalskyi, I., Kerek, S., Kovalska, L., Druzhbiak, A., Fedak, V., Klym, O. Ya

“…Effective selection and breeding work is the key to increasing productivity. Its purpose is to improve the existing ones, create new types, lines, as well as…”
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Prophylaxis of digestion disorders in honey bees by Kovalskyi, Y., Fedak, V., Kovalska, L., Druzhbiak, A., Vovkun, Y.

“…The stability of the intestinal immunity of the honey bee depends on the effects of various toxic substances. Especially when detecting some infectious…”
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Ontogenesis of honey bees (Apis mellifera) under the influence of temperature stress by Kovalskyi, I., Kovalska, L., Druzhbiak, A., Kovalchuk, I., Boyko, A., Zhmur, V., Havdan, R., Druzhbiak, М., Perig, D., Lunyk, I., Fiialovych, L., Petryshak, O., Paskevych, G., Bogdan, B., Leshchyshyn, I.

“…The productivity of bee colonies mostly depends on the influence of exogenous factors. The most significant ones include: the presence of a honey base,…”
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Influence of heterosis on honey productivity of Carpathian bees by Kovalskyi, I., Kerek, S., Fedak, V., Kovalska, L., Druzhbiak, A., Vovkun, Y., Klym, O., Golovach, P.

“…Obtaining the maximum number of products depends on the effectiveness of selection and breeding work on the improvement of existing and creation of new types…”
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Manganese metabolism in the body of the honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) at different periods of ontogenesis by Kovalskyi, Y., Kovalska, L., Golovach, P., Fedak, V. V., Druzhbiak, A. I.

“…The results of studies of manganese metabolism in honey bees are presented. The study was conducted in conditions of the department of technology of production…”
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