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Water dynamics in the honey bee colony (Apis mellifera): monitoring under high temperatures
Water is essential to the development of honey bee colonies. It is mainly used for larval jelly production and brood thermoregulation. While the mechanisms by which colonies collect water are fairly well documented, the fate of this resource within the colony is not. Understanding this could help us
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