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    What is CCD? CCD stands for colony collapse disorder, which is a sudden population loss in worker bees. This loss leaves the queen alone with a few nurse bees to take care of her and the few remaining young bees. When a colony is affected by CCD, there are very few dead bees near the colony. What causes CCD? Varroa mites are one of the bigger problems. Varroa mites are parasites that hitch a ride on a bee, and end up in the hive. Once they are in the hive they lay eggs and any bacteria or…

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    Beetle Research Paper

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    a beetle doesn't eat? They are ravenously hungry insects that seem to view everything as a source of food. Trees are excluded as they are the target of wood boring beetle. Garden plants can be completely consumed by leaf beetles. When it comes to carpet beetles, nothing is safe as they will eat anything in sight. About the only thing they are good for is cleaning objects that a museum curator may wish to preserve. If these voracious little insects were to be let loose, nothing would be safe.…

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    Pollination Of Bees

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    protein. However, because of urbanization a lot of these resources for the bees are being torn down, so the bees lose their source of pollen and their lives. Additionally, agricultural practices today rely heavily on the use of pesticides, to kill off insects that will be pests on their crops. However it is crucial that they are aware of the fact that bee losses are extremely common because a pesticides. Another issue is that varroa mites will spread viruses to the bees and lead to parasitic…

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    Termites Experiment Lab

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    Lab Report: Experimenting with Termites Using Pen and Pencil Introduction: Termites – an insect that are commonly known as a household’s worst nightmare or enemy. While in some cases this is true, a small number of big population has been defined as pests that are harmful towards homes and forests. These insects usually live underground and feed on wood. Much like ants and bees, that are known to be eusocial, termites, too, are known as eusocial. Termites territory are key component to their…

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    Dying Tree Biology

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    going to die. This is the eastern carpenter bees (Xylocopa virgincia) and they are found around wood in use for decks, housing, or any rough lumber structures usually. They can also use a dead or dying tree for their habitat. A separate disease or insect killed or seriously degraded the tree prior to the bees infested. These bees range across the Eastern United States and Canada. They are important for pollinating different flowers across there range. Farms and nurseries use these bees to help…

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    old men alike; though lice are more prevalent for girls, boys can be infested too. Do you know where these bugs came from? Here are some important facts about head lice cycles. Pediculus humanus capitis is the scientific name of head lice. They are insects without wings living entirely in human scalp as their breeding and survival ground. There are more children infested with lice than adults. In fact, more than 6 million lice infestation is recorded in America and rapidly growing in numbers…

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    Bee Colonies In The US Worsens As 44 Percent Of Them Have Gone Over The Last Year According to a new study, the beekeepers in the United States are losing 44 percent of their honey bee colonies in the period of April 2015 to April 2016. This is worsened compared to last year. It showed that summer loss rates outdone winter loss rates. Dennis vanEngelsdorp, an assistant professor of entomology at University of Maryland and a project director for the Bee Informed Partnership said that they are now…

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    How do bees benefit human society? Bees are a vital part of our society; they provide food and pollinate plants. They help pollination and a lot of plants depend on bees for them to spread seeds, therefor many crops would die off if there were no bees. No human action or resourcefulness could ever supplant the work of honeybees. With the bees help of pollination they have helped our agriculture and the economy like the invaluable pollinating services bees provide us with, helped produce…

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    2013). The symptoms of CCD are: 1) the absence of older, worker bees 2) absence of a graveyard pile 3) the presence of a queen, unattended brood and newly eclosed workers 4) the presence of food stores and 5) the absence of kleptoparasitism (other insects do not move into the empty hive). Unless each of these factors is met, a dead hive is not considered to have succumbed to CCD. CCD is shrouded in debate about the cause(s) and prospective treatments. This paper will explore four perspectives:…

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    Barn Owls Decline

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    The reasons for the Barn owls decline are not fully understood, but can most likely be attributed to the loss of suitable habitat due to various aspects of agricultural intensification and the increased use of harmful second generation anti-coagulant rodenticides. Other factors that have been implicated in their decline are the loss of suitable nest sites, an expansion of major road networks and the increased severity of winters. The Barn Owl is also in decline while the Corncrake is no longer…

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