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Appetitive behavior of the honey bee Apis mellifera in response to phenolic compounds naturally found in nectars
The honey bee is the most frequently used species in pollination services for diverse crops. In onion crops (Allium cepa L.), however, bees avoid visiting certain varieties, being attracted differently to male sterile (MS) and fertile (OP) lines. These differences might be based on the phenolic prof
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