Bee Genetics and Breeding by Thomas E. Rinderer Instruction having acted as such for

having acted as such for over thirty years

Forget what you know of (honeybee) beekeeping: this is a different game

It could also serve as a text for university courses in bee genetics

mass-producible colony starting containers and bumblebee feeding systems

Bee Genetics and Breeding by Thomas E. Rinderer Instruction having acted as such forBee Genetics and Breeding provides an overview of the state of knowledge in bee genetics and breeding. The book is organized into two parts. Part I deals with the scholarly issues of bee genetics. It is intended as a reference source for students of both bees and genetics. It could also serve as a text for university courses in bee genetics. Topics discussed include the evolution of eusocial insects; geographical variability and classification of