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POPSBat Deaths Baffling Researchers "While scientists are still puzzling over the disappearance of bees, large numbers of bats have begun dying out no less mysteriously By Matt Ransford"
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POPSbee A mysterious decimation of bee populations has German beekeepers worried, while a similar phenomenon in the United States is gradually assuming catastrophic proportions. The consequences for agriculture and the economy could be enormous.
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POPSOrganic bees surviving CCD By Craig(Craig) (Via Organic Bees Surviving Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) » Celsias.) Now I've been following this topic not just because I love honey but because the idea of harvesting honey has been around for a real long time
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POPSMapping CWD in North America concentration of CWD , prions live on in soil and water for several years, comparing to Colony Collapse Disorder mapping, can bees be infected with prions?
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POPSBees' survival rate higher this winter Columbus Dispatch - Columbus,OH,USA But no one is ready to say that colony collapse disorder is gone. The disease, which causes bees to abandon their hives to die, wiped out 400 of commercial
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POPSBee Colony Collapse Disorder Hits Sombor Serbia By Rosemary Bailey Brown Many more Serbs keep bees than people do in the US. You'll find multiple homemade honey stands at nearly every greenmarket in the country, and everyone's granny or cousin or next door neighbor keeps bees. Often all three do. ...
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POPShttp://www.pollinator.org/pix/home_header_bottomleft.gif Pollinators are essential to life. Nearly 80% of our world's crop plants require pollination. Birds, bees, butterflies, but also beetles, mosquitoes, and even bats transfer pollen between seed plants. This function is vital for plant reproduction.
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POPSSpiroplasmas, are present in the hemolymph of almost all insects; there probably are several million Spiroplasmas are also within the size range of the agent that transmits CJD and other transmissible Spongiform encephalopathies. Spiroplasmas will pass through a 50 nm-pore filter. The transmissible agent's size has been determined to be 42 nm.Spiroplasmas, are present in the hemolymph of almost all insects; there probably are several million strains. They can also cause diseases in plants but are usually associated with a vector. For example, a leaf hopper carries a spiroplasma that infects orange trees.
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POPSColony Collapse Disorder Mapping comparing CCD mapping to CWD mapping we see some similarity, remembering prions live on in water and soil for several years, can prions be to blame for Mad Bees Disease? Bees harvest essential amino acids of proteins.
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