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Potential Honey Bee Plants of Egypt

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AbstractThere are various plants with potential feeding importance to honey bee, Apis mellifera, colonies as source of pollen, nectar or both. Selection of suitable regions for apiaries mainly depends on the availability of honey bee plants in the apiary region. Identifying honey bee plants in specific region is very essential for honey and pollen production from honey bee colonies. Lacking the information about the beneficial plants for honey bees including; plant name, flowering time and potential benefit to honey bee colonies could be considered as a limitation for beekeeping development. So far honey bee plants are not well studied in Egypt. This review paper presents potential honey bee plants in Egypt using the available publications. The studies on honey bee plants in Egypt were also reviewed. This work can be considered as a guide for beekeepers and researchers. Moreover, the presented plants here can be used in comparing honey bee plants of Egypt with other countries to get a better understanding of honey bee flora. More detailed investigations on honey bee plants are strongly required to be done at all Egyptian Governorates
University of Life Sciences in lasi
Title: Potential Honey Bee Plants of Egypt
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AbstractThere are various plants with potential feeding importance to honey bee, Apis mellifera, colonies as source of pollen, nectar or both.
Selection of suitable regions for apiaries mainly depends on the availability of honey bee plants in the apiary region.
Identifying honey bee plants in specific region is very essential for honey and pollen production from honey bee colonies.
Lacking the information about the beneficial plants for honey bees including; plant name, flowering time and potential benefit to honey bee colonies could be considered as a limitation for beekeeping development.
So far honey bee plants are not well studied in Egypt.
This review paper presents potential honey bee plants in Egypt using the available publications.
The studies on honey bee plants in Egypt were also reviewed.
This work can be considered as a guide for beekeepers and researchers.
Moreover, the presented plants here can be used in comparing honey bee plants of Egypt with other countries to get a better understanding of honey bee flora.
More detailed investigations on honey bee plants are strongly required to be done at all Egyptian Governorates.

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