When Bees Smell Like Trees: Stingless Bees with Resinous Perfumes

Sara Leonhardt

When Bees Smell Like Trees: Stingless Bees with Resinous Perfumes

Publikation: Andere wissenschaftliche Beiträge › Wissenschaftliche Beiträge in Foren oder Weblogs › Forschung

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When Bees Smell Like Trees: Stingless Bees with Resinous Perfumes. / Leonhardt, Sara.
2010.

Publikation: Andere wissenschaftliche Beiträge › Wissenschaftliche Beiträge in Foren oder Weblogs › Forschung

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