Research
We are grateful to the individual members and Divisions who support honeybee research projects.
Jessica Kevill, the PhD student who worked on the ReVive project supported by BDI and a group of its member associations, has recently published her final paper.
This project looked at the evolution of the A, B & C strains of deformed wing virus and its interaction with Varroa.
The paper has been published in an open access journal and can be found here
https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4915/11/5/426
Currently the Salford research team is working on a follow-up project looking at ways in which this information could be used to manage colonies with Varroa in a non chemical routine.
Jessica Kevill, the PhD student who worked on the ReVive project supported by BDI and a group of its member associations, has recently published her final paper.
This project looked at the evolution of the A, B & C strains of deformed wing virus and its interaction with Varroa.
The paper has been published in an open access journal and can be found here
https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4915/11/5/426
Currently the Salford research team is working on a follow-up project looking at ways in which this information could be used to manage colonies with Varroa in a non chemical routine.
