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Impact of Cannabis sativa (L.) inflorescences on the control of artificial Nosema (= Vairimorpha) ceranae infection in honey bees Apis mellifera ligustica (Spinola, 1806)
In light of the significant threat posed by declining honey bee populations to global ecosystems and agriculture, this study explores an innovative approach to face emerging pathogen threats. The present study investigates the efficacy of ground inflorescences from two Cannabis sativa genotypes as p
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