The honey bee tracheal mite (HBTM) Acarapis woodi (Rennie)(Acari: Tarsonemidae) is an
obligate endoparasite of honey bees. First described from the Western (European) honey …

Summary Symbiosis [1], understood as prolonged interspecific association, is as ancient as
the eukaryotic cell [2, 3]. A variety of such associations have been reported in the continental …

Heathland restoration using topsoil removal requires the re‐colonization of above‐and
belowground communities. Oribatid mites play a key role in the comminution of organic …

This bibliography was compiled from over 3,550 references covering the period 1787 to
early 2010. References were obtained through iterative searches into older sources and …

Apis cerana indica, the common Indian honeybee, constructs nests in dark places, like
hollow tree trunks, soil crevices, shaded roofs, subterranean holes, etc. In contrast to these …

A new tarsonemid mite, Pseudacarapis trispicula Ochoa and Pettis n. sp., is described and
illustrated from females phoretic on Apis mellifera L. collected from intercepted honey comb …

Перенос орибатид насекомыми отмечается исследователями достаточно редко. В
опубликованной уже более трех десятилетий назад обзорной работе Нортона [7] и …