Phoretic mite Neocypholaelaps indica Evans infests inflorescences of Pachysandra axillari Franch. and its pollinators, Apis cerana Fabricius

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 18 Apr 2017Publisher:Systematic and Applied Acarology SocietyJournal:Systematic and Applied Acarology, volume 22, page 602 (issn: 1362-1971,

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Authors: Jia Ge; Jing Yang; Wei Bang Sun; Gao Chen;

doi: 10.11158/saa.22.4.13

Phoretic mite Neocypholaelaps indica Evans infests inflorescences of Pachysandra axillari Franch. and its pollinators, Apis cerana Fabricius

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In this study, we report that the phoretic flower mite Neocypholaelaps indica can infest flowers of Pachysandra axillaris and Apis cerana in Yunnan, China. We suggest that beekeepers, researchers and regulators should be aware of this species to regulate its potential harm to beekeeping and output of crops in China.

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