Method for increasing pollination in crops susceptible to pollination of invertebrates of the apideae families
AssigneesApix Biosciences, Phytant
InventorsThierry BOGAERT, Jan BOGAERT
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AssigneesApix Biosciences, Phytant
InventorsThierry BOGAERT, Jan BOGAERT
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A method for increasing pollination, crop quality and/or crop yield and/or seed production in agricultural or horticultural crops susceptible of pollination through invertebrates of the Apidae families (bees), in particular honey bees (Apini), bumble bees (Bombini), or stingless honey bees (Meliponini), including providing agricultural, horticultural crops, or bee-yards where bees are placed in transit prior to or after pollination, providing one or more beehives within or in the immediate vicinity of the agricultural or horticultural crops to pollinate the agricultural or horticultural crops during the pollination period of the agricultural or horticultural crops or greenhouse crops or partially covered crops, in particular tunnel crops, and administering to the beehives a pollen supplement composition.
A method for increasing pollination, crop quality and/or crop yield and/or seed production in agricultural or horticultural crops susceptible of pollination through invertebrates of the Apidae families (bees), in particular honey bees (Apini), bumble bees (Bombini), or stingless honey bees (Meliponini), comprising:
A method for increasing bee performance, comprising:
A method for recovering performance of bees after the deployment for pollination of agricultural or horticultural crops susceptible of pollination by invertebrates of the Apidae families (bees), in particular honey bees (Apini), bumble bees (Bombini), or stingless honey bees (Meliponini), such as in a holding yard, comprising:
A method for preparing bees for deployment in pollination of agricultural or horticultural crops susceptible of pollination by invertebrates of the Apidae families (bees), in particular honey bees (Apini), bumble bees (Bombini), or stingless honey bees (Meliponini), such as in a holding yard, comprising:
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