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|a books978-3-0365-2963-9
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|a Cilia, Giovanni
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|a Infection in Honey Bees
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Host-Pathogen Interaction and Spillover
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2022
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|a 1 electronic resource (214 p.)
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|a Crithidia bombi
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|a replicative virus
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|a neogregarines
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|a urban environment
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|a propolis
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|a insectageddon
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|a sacbrood virus
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|a bees
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|a wild bees
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|a inter-species transmission
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|a transmission routes
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|a predictive model
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|a urban area
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|a acetic acid
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|a gut microbiota
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|a invasive pest
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|a Apicystis spp.
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|a pesticides
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|a NGS
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|a GIS
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|a honey bee
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|a risk
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|a Lotmaria passim
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|a plant protection
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|a Kashmir bee virus
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|a Research & information: general / bicssc
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|a Hymenoptera
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|a Crithidia spp.
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|a Biology, life sciences / bicssc
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|a genetic characterization
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|a sacbrood disease
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|a nosemosis control
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|a sequencing
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|a black queen cell virus
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|a Nosema spp.
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|a viruses
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|a small hive beetle
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|a honeybee pathology
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|a honeybee viruses
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|a soil
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|a honey bee diseases
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|a beekeeping
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|a Acarapis woodi
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|a pathogens transmission
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|a bee viruses
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|a chito-oligosaccharide
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|a bee biology
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|a Bombus spp.
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|a coumaphos
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|a antropocene
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|a hypopharyngeal glands
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|a 16S rRNA
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|a Apis cerana
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|a chronic bee paralysis virus
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|a bacteria
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|a nisin
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|a Varroa destructor
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|a microsporidia
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|a honeybee immunity
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|a Apis dorsata
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|a Apis mellifera
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|a bumblebees
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|a nosemosis
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|a deformed wing virus
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|a honeybees
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|a Apicystis bombi
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|a trypanosomatids
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|a 16S rDNA gene
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|a tau-fluvalinate
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|a Saccharomyces sp.
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|a Nosema ceranae
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|a para-coumaric acid
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|a virus
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|a Nosema bombi
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|a phytotherapy
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|a acute bee paralysis virus
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|a treatment
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|a toxic unit
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|a decision-making tool
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|a honey bees
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|a strand-specific RT-PCR
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|a Trypanosomatida
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|a arthropods
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|a spillover
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|a Nosema
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|a honey bee virus
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|a flight muscles
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|a pathogens
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|a Honey bee pathogens are spread worldwide and are strongly related to the decline of honey bee populations, which has severe implications for beekeeping, honey production and ecology. Honey bee pathogens are continuously studied by researchers with the aim to better understand the host-parasite relationship of these pathogens and the effects that they have on bee colonies. Honey bee pathogens include bacteria (i.e., Melissococcus plutonius and Paenibacillus larvae), microsporidia (i.e., Nosema apis and Nosema ceranae), fungi (i.e., Ascosphaera apis), protozoa (i.e., Lotmaria passim, Crithidia bombi and Crithidia mellificae) and viruses (i.e., ABPV, CBPV, IAPV, KBV, DWV, BQCV and SBV). All of these pathogens are able to infect other bee species; infections would have important implications for their life cycles (e.g., Osmia sp. and Bombus sp.) or cause unknown epidemiological effects for other hymenopterans. In addition, old and new invasive pests (such as Varroa destructor, Aethina tumida, Vespa velutina, etc.) necessitate more studies to define their role as possible vectors or possible sources of infection for honey bees. For these reasons, knowledge on honey bee pathogens has become a matter of public interest and is connected with the critical role of honey bee health. The aim of this Special Issue is to explore honey bee pathogens, considering any aspect in relation to host-pathogen interaction and highlighting the possible interaction and spillover with other bee species and invasive pests, through a series of research articles that focus on different aspects of pathologies.
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