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Honeybee Nests
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Author(s):
H.R. Hepburn
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C.W.W. Pirk
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O. Duangphakdee
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2014
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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978-3-642-54327-2
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978-3-642-54328-9
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2014
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10.1007/978-3-642-54328-9
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Book chapters
pp. 1
General Introduction
pp. 17
Nesting: Sites, Space and Density in Comb-Building
pp. 41
Self-Organization of Nest Contents
pp. 57
Intraspecific and Interspecific Comb-Building
pp. 79
Communication by Vibrations and Scents in the Comb
pp. 105
Wax Secretion, Comb Construction and the Queen
pp. 131
The Significance of Brood
pp. 145
The Role of Pollen in Honeybee Colonies
pp. 175
Nectar Flows and Comb-Building
pp. 207
Construction of Combs
pp. 223
Energetics of Honey/Beeswax Conversion
pp. 237
Construction of Cells
pp. 259
Conversion of Wax Scales into Comb Wax
pp. 273
Material Properties of Scale and Comb Wax
pp. 301
The Wax Gland Complex
pp. 319
The Chemistry of Beeswax
pp. 341
Synthesis of Beeswax
pp. 367
Material Properties of Honeybee Silk
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