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Before opening the hive, the giant smoker from Brazil goes into action.
The varroa mite, a parasite for bees, is better tolerated by the Africanized bees because they manage to delouse themselves and also because they regularly change their habitat, which limits growth of the varroa population.///Avant l’ouverture d’une ruche, l’enfumoir géant d’origine brésilienne entre en action.
Le varroa, le parasite des abeilles est beaucoup mieux toléré par les abeilles africanisées car elles arrivent à s’épouiller et aussi car elles changent d’habitat régulièrement ce qui limite la croissance des populations de varroa.
The varroa mite, a parasite for bees, is better tolerated by the Africanized bees because they manage to delouse themselves and also because they regularly change their habitat, which limits growth of the varroa population.///Avant l’ouverture d’une ruche, l’enfumoir géant d’origine brésilienne entre en action.
Le varroa, le parasite des abeilles est beaucoup mieux toléré par les abeilles africanisées car elles arrivent à s’épouiller et aussi car elles changent d’habitat régulièrement ce qui limite la croissance des populations de varroa.
©Eric Tourneret
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