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EREMIA, N.; MACAEV, F.; KAPITONOVA, E.; JEREGHI, V.; COȘELEVA, O.; MARDARI, T.; PETCU, I.; CATARAGA, I.; MODVALA, S.
(Univesity of Life Science "King Mihai I" from Timisoara, 2026)
The process for obtaining royal jelly, according to the invention, includes introducing 1-3 frames with beehives with 45-135 transferred larvae into the orphan bee colony and feeding the nurse bees, in the absence of a ...
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EREMIA, N.; MACAEV, F.; KRASOCIKO, P.; JEREGHI, V.; COȘELEVA, O.; MARDARI, T.; SUCMAN, N.; PETCU, I.; CATARAGA, I.
(Univesity of Life Science "King Mihai I" from Timisoara, 2026)
The process, according to the invention, includes the introduction into the breeding family of frames equipped with pots with transferred larvae and the daily feeding of the nurse bees, in the absence of a maintenance honey ...
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EREMIA, N.; MACAEV, F.; JEREGHI, V.; COȘELEVA, O.; POGREBNOI, S.; MARDARI, T.; MODVALA, S.; SUCMAN, N.; PETCU, I.
(Univesity of Life Science "King Mihai I" from Timisoara, 2026)
Royal jelly obtaining process, which includes the introduction into the breeding colony of 1-3 frames equipped with beehives with 40-110 transferred larvae and the daily feeding of the nurse bees, in the absence of a ...
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EREMIA, N.; MACAEV, F.; PETCU, I.; ZAGAREANU, A.; CATARAGA, I.; JEREGHI, V.; COȘELEVA, O.; SUCMAN, N.
(Univesity of Life Science "King Mihai I" from Timisoara, 2026)
Queen bee rearing process, which includes forming the nurse bee colony by removing the queen and the uncapped brood combs, introducing the frame with transferred larvae into the nest and feeding the nurse bees with a mixture ...
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EREMIA, N.; MACAEV, F.; PETCU, I.; ZAGAREANU, A.; CATARAGA, I.; JEREGHI, V.; COȘELEVA, O.; VUTCAREV, A.
(Univesity of Life Science "King Mihai I" from Timisoara, 2026)
The queen rearing process includes forming the nurse bee colony by removing the queen comb from the nest and 2-3 combs with uncapped brood, introducing the frame with transferred larvae into the nest between the frames ...
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