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SELECTED TITLESBuchman, Stephen L., and Banning Repplier. Letters from the
hive: an intimate history of bees, honey, and humankind. New
York, Bantam Books, 2005. 275 p. Delaplane, Keith S., and Daniel F. Mayer. Crop pollination
by bees. Wallingford, Eng., New York, CABI, c2000. 344 p. Ellis, Hattie. Sweetness and light: the mysterious history
of the honeybee. New York, Harmony Books, c2004. 243 p. Bibliography:
p. 229-233. Flottum, Kim. The backyard beekeeper: an absolute beginner’s
guide to keeping bees in your yard and garden. Gloucester,
MA, Quarry Books, c2005. 167 p. Gould, James L., and Carol Grant Gould. The honey bee. New
York, Scientific American Library; Distributed by W. H. Freeman,
c1998. 239 p. Horn, Tammy. Bees in America: how the honey bee shaped a
nation. Lexington, KY, University Press of Kentucky, c2005.
333 p. Langstroth, L. L. Practical treatise on the hive and the
honeybee: the classic beekeeper’s manual. Mineola,
NY, Dover Publications Inc., 2004. 409 p. Sammataro, Diana, and Alphonse Avitabile. The beekeeper’s
handbook. 3rd ed. Ithaca, NY, Comstock Pub. Associates,
c1998. 190 p. Whynott, Douglas. Following the bloom: across America with
the migratory beekeepers. New York, Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin,
2004. 246 p. Wilson, Bee. The hive: the story of the honeybee and us.
London, John Murray, c2004. 308 p. Winston, Mark L. The biology of the honey bee. Cambridge,
MA, Harvard University Press, 1987. 281 p. SELECTED JOURNAL ARTICLESCheck, Erica. Pollinators in peril. Nature, v. 443, Oct.
26 2006: 893. Cox-Foster, Diana. Mysterious Bee-havior. Science, v.
315, Mar. 16 2007: 1473. Harrison, John F. Environmental physiology of the invasion of
the Americas by Africanized honeybees. Integrative and comparative
biology, v. 46, Dec. 2006: 1110-1122. Klein, Alexandra-Maria, and others. Importance of pollinators
in changing landscapes for world crops. Proceedings of the
Royal Society: Biological sciences, v. 274, Feb. 7 2007: 303-313. Milius, Susan. Most bees live alone. Science news, v.
171, Jan. 6 2007: 11-13. Weinstock, George M., and others. Insights into social insects
from the genome of the honeybee, Apis mellifera. Nature,
v. 443, Oct. 26 2006: 931-949. SELECTED INTERNET RESOURCESBees and Pollination: a collection of links from
Ohio State University’s Ohio Agricultural Research Service
(ARS) What’s the Buzz on Planting a Bee Garden,
by Stephen Buchman, Tucson ARS The Hive and the Honeybee: Selections from the
E.F. Phillips Beekeeping Collection at Mann Library, Cornell University Carl Hayden Bee Research Center, Agricultural
Research Service, USDA Honeybee, from Great Plains Nature Center Honeybee Genome Project, at Baylor College of
Medicine Honeybee Information, from Texas A&M University HoneyBeeNet, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Mid-Atlantic Apiculture The Pollinator Partnership Project Budburst Status of Pollinators in North America, a publication
from the Committee on the Status of Pollinators in North America,
National Research Council Compiled by Alison P Kelly, Science Reference,
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