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Four-Slide Lecture Series
Clear, four-slide lessons that get straight to the point—fresh lectures are added regularly to keep your learning current.
Dr. Debnam delves into the fascinating topic of brood nest temperatures and the role of heater bees in hive dynamics. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your understanding of bee biology and management. Whether you're a seasoned beekeeper or just curious about these incredible insects, this lecture is for you!
In this installment of the Four-Slide Lecture Series, Dr. Debnam explores the biology of robber bees, providing insights into their behavior and ecological role. The discussion includes identification techniques for recognizing robbing activities within bee colonies and practical strategies for mitigating their impact.
In this Four-Slide lecture, Dr. Debnam will be discussing the intricate anatomy of worker honey bees' wax glands and uncovering the secrets behind their incredible ability to produce wax.
Discover the fascinating world of honey bees in the latest installment of the Four Slides Lecture series! Join Dr. Debnam as he takes you on a journey through the incredible process of honey-making, from its collection at the flowers to the finished, capped honeycomb. This engaging talk will deepen your understanding of these amazing pollinators and their sweet creations.
Join us for the latest installment of the Four Slides Lecture series featuring Dr. Debnam! Discover the fascinating relationship between flowers and bees as Dr. Debnam explores why these vibrant blooms are so appealing to our buzzing friends. Learn what bees harvest from flowers and the crucial role they play in our ecosystem, as well as how to create a beautiful and beneficial pollinator garden.
In this installment of the Four Slides Lecture Series, Dr. Debnam explores the water preferences of honey bees. The discussion delves into the factors influencing their choice of water sources, the importance of hydration for their survival, and the implications for their foraging behavior.
In this installment of the Four Slides Lecture Series, Dr. Debnam presents an insightful analysis of mite resistance to pesticides. The lecture delves into the mechanisms by which resistance develops. Additionally, Dr. Debnam offers practical strategies to mitigate resistance, highlighting the importance of integrated pest management and careful selection of pesticide applications to promote sustainable beekeeping.
In the latest edition of the Four Slides Lecture Series, Dr. Scott Debnam presents an insightful examination of the mechanisms employed by honey bees for locating, collecting, and transporting pollen. This lecture delves into the intricate tools that facilitate these essential activities crucial for pollination and colony health and growth.
In this video from the Four Slides Lecture Series, Dr. Debnam explores the integument of the honey bee, focusing on both the epidermis and the cuticle. The presentation provides insights into the structure and function of these layers, highlighting their significance for honey bee physiology and protection. The discussion covers various aspects, including the composition and role of the cuticle in maintaining homeostasis and safeguarding against environmental challenges.
In the latest session of the Four Slides lecture series, Dr. Debnam presents an in-depth examination of the effects of honey bee viruses on wild and native bee populations. The talk delves into the underlying causes of these viral infections and offers various strategies that beekeepers can adopt to mitigate their effects.
In this presentation of the Forum Slide Lecture Series, Dr. Debnam offers an in-depth exploration of the insect tracheal system, with a particular focus on the tracheal anatomy and function in honey bees. The lecture delves into the unique adaptations of the tracheal system that support the respiratory needs of these insects, highlighting the efficiency of gas exchange mechanisms and the role of tracheae in sustaining metabolic processes.