Woyke citations

ISIS, Citations of J. Woyke papers in 1980

1. 1980. Apidologie. 11(1): 57-62. Herbert. Effect of diet on the rate
of brood rearing by naturally and instrumentally inseminated queens
Woyke papers cited:
   1. No: 84. Influence of external conditions and the number of
spermatozoa entering the spermatheca of instrumentally inseminated
honeybee. (& Jasiński, Z.) J. pic. es.12(3):145-151;1973.                           No citations: 1.
000133                                                 Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 1.

2. 1980. Apidologie. 11(1): 87-93. Cornuet; Aries. Number of sex alleles.
Woyke papers cited:
   2. No: 79a. Sex allele und kontrolierte Paarung. Intern. Symp.:
Paarungskontrolle und Selektion bei der Honigbiene. Lunz am See:
69-74; 1972.                                                                                                No citations:: 1.
   3. No: 106. Population genetic studies on sex alleles in the honeybee using
the example of the Kangaroo Island bee sanctuary. J. apic. Res. 15(3/4):
105-123; 1976.                                                                                           No citations:: 2.
    000134                                                 Together papers cited: 2.   Together citations: 3.

3. 1980. Journal of apicultural Research. 19(2): 96-104. Ebadi, W.; Gary.
Factors affecting survival and migration of spermatozoa.
Woyke papers cited:
   4. No: 25. Naturalne i sztuczne unasienianie matek pszczelich.
Pszczeln. Zesz. nauk. 4(3-4): 183-275; 1960.                                               No citations: 5.
   5. No: 39. Causes of repeated mating flights by queen honeybees.
J. apic. Res. 3(1):17-23; 1964.                                                                    No citations:: 2.
   6. No: 59b. Rearing conditions and the number of sperms reaching
the queens spermatheca. XXI Intern. Apicult. Congr., Maryland,
1967: 232-234 Apimondia Publ. House, Bucharest 1969.                               No citations:: 2.
   7. No: 68a. Correlations between the age at which honeybee brood
was grafted, characteristics of the resultant queens, and results of
insemination. J. apic. Res. 10(1): 45-55; 1971.                                               No citations:: 1.
   8. No: 84. Influence of external conditions and the number of spermatozoa
entering the spermatheca of instrumentally inseminated honeybee.
(& Jasiński, Z.) J.apic.Res.12(3):145-151; 1973.                                            No citations:: 1.
                                               Together papers cited: 6.   Together citations: 11.     000135

4. 1980. Garten und Kleintierzucht. 1: 9. Fritzsch, K. Lebhafter Besuch an der
Hansbar.
Woyke papers cited:
   9. No: 110. Cannibalism and brood-rearing efficiency in the honeybee.
J. apic. Res. 16(2): 84-94; 1977.                                                                  No citations:: 4.
                                                 Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 4.     000136

5. 1980. Garten und Kleintierzucht. 8: 10. Die Notwendigkeit des
Zugangs der Arbeitsbienen zu den Kunstlich besamten Koeniginnen.
Woyke papers cited:
10. No: 95p. Konieczność dostępu pszczół robotnic do sztucznie
unasienionych matek pszczelich. Pszczelarstwo 29(10): 3-5; 1978. No citations:: 1.
Together papers cited: 1. Together citations: 1. 000137

6. 1980. Bee World. 61(4): 137-140. Shah, F.A.; Shah, T.A. Early life,
mating and egg laying of Apis cerana.
Woyke papers cited:
11. No: 77. Reproduction in Apis cerana. 1. Mating behaviour.
(& Ruttner, F.; Koeniger, N.) J. apic. Res. 11(3): 141-146; 1972.                    No citations:: 1.
12. No: 83. Reproduction in Apis cerana. 2. Reproductive organs
and natural insemination. (& Ruttner, F.; Koeniger, M.)
J. apic. Res. 12 (1): 21-34; 1973.                                                               No citations:: 1.
13. No: 24. An anatomical study of the mating process in the honeybee.
(& Ruttner, F.) Bee World 39(1): 3-18; 1958.                                              No citations:: 1.
                                                 Together papers cited: 3.   Together citations: 3.     000138

7. 1980. Genetics. 96: 263-273. Page, R.E., jr. The evolution of multiple mating
behaviour by honeybee queens.
Woyke papers cited:
14. No: 25. Naturalne i sztuczne unasienianie matek pszczelich.
Pszczeln. Zesz. nauk. 4(3-4): 183-275; 1960; (summarized in Bee World
43(1): 21-25; 1962).                                                                                    No citations: 2.
15. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res. 2(2): 73-76; 1963.                                                                    No citations:: 1.
16. No: 39. Causes of repeated mating flights by queen honeybees.
J. apic. Res. 3(1): 17-23; 1964.                                                                    No citations:: 1.
17. No: 77. Reproduction in Apis cerana. 1. Mating behaviour.
(& Ruttner, F.; Koeniger,   N.) J. apic. Res. 11(3): 141-146; 1972.                 No citations:: 1.
18. No: 106. Population genetic studies on sex alleles in the honeybee using
the example of the Kangaroo Island bee sanctuary. J. apic. Res. 15(3/4):
105-123; 1976.                                                                                            No citations: 1.
                                                 Together papers cited: 5.   Together citations: 6.     000139

8. 1980. Koeniginnen Zucht, ed. Ruttner, F. Apimondia verl. Weiss, K.
Der Einfluss von Aufzuchtfaktoren auf die Entwicklung der Koeniginnen: 65 - 168.
Woyke papers cited:
19. No: 37. Rearing and viability of diploid drone larvae.
J. apic. Res., 2(2): 77-84; 1963.                                                                          No citations: 1.
20. No: 68. Correlations between the age at which honeybee brood was
grafted, characteristics of the resultant queens and results of insemination.
J. apic. Res., 10(1): 45-55; 1971.                                                                       No citations: 2.
                                               Together papers cited: 2.   Together citations: 3.     000642

9a. 1980. Honey bee pests, predators, and diseases, ed. Morse, R. A.
Comstock Publ. Tucker, K. W.   Abnormalities and noninfectious diseases:
257-274.
Woyke papers cited:
21. No: 28 Geneza powstawania niezwykłych pszczół.
Pszczelnicze Zesz nauk., 6: 49-6                                                                         No citations: 3.
22. No: 29. The hatchability of "lethal" eggs in a two sex-allele fraternity of
honeybees. J. apic. Res., 1: 6-13; 1962.                                                                  No citations: 3.
23. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res., 2: 19-24; 1963.                                                                                  No citations: 1.
24. No: 31. Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee
J. apic. Res., 2: 19-24; 1963.                                                                                 No citations: 1.
25. No: 61. Diploid drone substance: cannibalism substance. XXI Intern.
Congress: 10; 1967.                                                                                            No citations: 1.
                            Together papers cited: cont. below.   Together citations: cont. below     000644

9b. 1980. Honey bee pests, predators, and diseases, ed. Morse, R. E.
Comstock. publ. Tucker, K. W.   Abnormalities and noninfectious diseases:
257 - 274.
Woyke papers cited:
26. No: 106. Population genetic studies on sex alleles in the honeybee using the
example of the Kangaroo Island bee sanctuary. J. apic. Res., 15: 105-123; 1976            No citations: 3.
27. No: 107. Brood rearing efficiency and absconding in Indian honeybees.
J. apic. Res., 15: 133-143; 1976.                                                                                No citations: 2.
28. No: 110. Cannibalism and brood rearing efficiency in the honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 16: 84 - 94; 1977.                                                                                  No citations: 1.
29. No: 98. Spermatogenesis in diploid drones of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 13: 183 - 190; 1974 (+ Skowronek).                                                       No citations: 1.
                                                         Together papers cited: 9.   Together citations: 16. 000645

10a. 1980. Jour. of apic. Res.   19(1). Woyke, J.: 51 -63.   Effect of sex allele
homo-heterozygosity on honeybee colony population and on their honey
production. I. Favourable development conditions and unrestricted queens.
Woyke papers cite:
30. No: 31. Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 2(1): 19-24;1963.                                                                       No citations 1.
31. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res. 2(2): 73 - 755; 1963.                                                                     No citations: 1.
32. No: 2K. Hodowla pszczół red. Guderska; 1963.                                         No citations: 1.
33. No: 79. Sex allele and kontrollierte paarung. Symp. Paarungskontrole..,
Lunz am See: 69-74; 1972.                                                                             No citations: 1.
34. No: 76 Population genetic studies on sex alleles in the honeybee
using the example of the Kangaroo Island bee sanctuary. J. apic. Res. 15(3):
105 - 123; 1976.                                                                                             No citations: 3.
                     Together papers cited: cont. below.   Together citations: cont. below.     000671

10b. 1980. Jour. of apic. Res. 19(1). Woyke, J. Effect of sex allele homo-
-heterozygosity on honeybee colony populations and on their honey
production. I. Favourable development conditions and unrestricted queens: 51 - 63.
Woyke papers cited:
35. No: 123. Effects of the access of worker honeybees to the queen on the
results of instrumental insemination. J. apic. res., 18(2): 136-143; 1979. No citations 1.
Together papers cited: 6. Together citations: 8. 000672

11. 1980. Rev. Brasil. Genet. III(2). Chaud-Netto, J. , Kerr, W. E. Genetic
mechanisms for the development of reproductive organs of
Apis mellifera workers and diploid drones: a complementary hypothesis:
127 - 138.
Woyke papers cited:
36. No: 66. The role of sex alleles in the development of reproductive organs
of diploid drones. Summ. XXII Int. Apic. Congr.: 187 - 188; 1969.                         No citations 1.
37. No: 73. New experimental data on honeybee genetics.
XXIII Int. Beekeep. Congr.: 365 - 367; 1971.                                                      No citations: 1.
38. No: 82. Reproductive organs of haploid and diploid drone honeybees.
J. apic. Res., 12(1): 35 - 51; 1973.                                                                       No citations: 1.
39. No: 97. Genic balance, heterozygosity and inheritance of size of testis in
diplopid drone honeybees. J. apic. Res., 13(2): 77 - 91; 1974.                                   No citations: 1.
000685                                                              Together papers cited: 4.   Together citations: 4.

12a. 1980. Ciencia e cultura. 32(3( Brasil. Chaud- Netto, J. Comprovacao
genetica e citologica de triploidia em descendentes de cruzamentos
controlados entrerainhas e zangoes diploides de Apis mellifera: 351 - 355.
Woyke papers cited:
40. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony?
J. apic. Res., 2(2): 73 - 75; 1963.                                                                        No citations 1.
41. No: 61. Diploid drone substance - cannibalism substance.
XXI Intern. Apic. Congress: 57 - 58;    1967.                                                         No citations: 1.
42. No: 64. A method of rearing diploid drones in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res., 8(2): 65 - 74; 1969.                                                                       No citations: 2.
43. No: 86. Laranja: a new mutation in the honeybee,
J. Heredity, 64(4): 227 - 230; 1973.                                                                        No citations: 1.
44. No: 73. New experimental data on honey bee genetics.
XXIII Intern. Apic. Congr.: 3655 - 367; 1971.                                                         No citations: 1.
000794                                Together papers cited: cont. below.   Together citations: cont. below.

12b. 1980. Ciencia e cultura. 32(3) Brasil. Chaud-Netto, J. Comprovacao
genetica e citologica de triploidia em descendentes de cruzamentos
controlados entre rainhas e zangoes diploides de Apis mellifera: 351 - 355.
Woyke papers cited:
45. No: 74. Biology of reproduction as a basis for production of new
varieties of honeybees. Fin. techn. rap. for USDA, Warszawa; 1971.                          No citations 1.
46. No: 97. Genic balance, heterozygosity and inheritance of size of testis in
diploid drone honeybees. J. apic. Res., 13(2): 77 - 91; 1974.                                      No citations: 1.
000795                                                                  Together papers cited: 7.   Together citations: 8.

13. 1980. 1980.   Apidologie.   11(1).   Ott, I., Bruckner, D.   Genetisch bedingte
Unterschiede im Lernverhalten der Honigbiene
(Apis mellifica carnica): 3-15.
Woyke papers cited::
   47. No: 41.   Genetic proof of the origin of drones from fertilized eggs of
the honeybee. J. apic. Res., 4: 7-11; 1965.                                                              No citations: 1.
000874                                                             Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 1.

14. 1980.   Apidologie.   11(2).   Woyke, J., Jasiński, Z.   Influence of the number of
attendant workers on the results of instrumental insemination of honeybee queens kept
at room temperature: 173-180.
Woyke papers cited::
   48. No: 25,27.   Natural and artificial insemination of queen honeybees.
Pszczeln. Zesz. nauk. 4(3/4): 183-275; 1960; Bee World, 43(1): 21-25; 1962.             No citations:1.
   49 No: 39.   Causes of repeated mating flights by queen honeybees.
J. apic. Res., 3(1): 17-23; 1964.                                                                              No citations: 1.
   50. No: 123.   Effect of the access of worker honeybees tothe queens on the
results of instrumental insemination. J. apic. Res., 18(2): 136-143; 1979.                      No citations: 1.
   51. No: 84.   Influence of external conditions on the number of spermatozoa
entering the spermatheca of instrumentally inseminated honeybee queens.
J. apic. Res., 12(3): 145-151;1973 + Jas.                                                                  No citations: 1.
   52. No: 124.   Number of worker bees necessary to attend instrumentally
inseminated queens kept in an incubator. Apidologie, 10(2): 149-155; 1979.
000875                                                              Together papers cited: 5.   Together citations: 7.

15. 1980.   J. apic. Res.   19(1).   Cornuet, J. M.   Rapid estimation of the number of sex
alleles in panmitic honeybee populations: 3-5.
Woyke papers cited::
   53. No: 106. Population genetic study on sex alleles in the honeybee, using the
example of the Kangaroo Island bee sanctuary.
J. apic. Res., 15(3/4): 105-123; 1976.                                                                     No citations: 3.
000979                                                               Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 3.

16a. 1980.   J. apic. Res.   19(2).   Woyke, J.   Genetic background of sexuality in the
diploid drone honeybee:89-95.
Woyke papers cited::
   54. No: 31.   Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res. 2(1): 19-24; 1963.                                                                       No citations: 1.
   55. No: 45c.   Study on diploid drone honeybees.
V Congr. USSI: 257-262; 1965.                                                                     No citations: 1.
   56. No: 46b. The diploid drones. XX Intern. Beekeep. Congr.: 152-154.                 No citations: 1.
   57. No: 73b.   New experimental data in the honeybee genetics,
XXIII Intern. Beekeep. Congr.: 365-367;1971.                                                          No citations: 1.
   58. No: 74.   Biology of reproduction as a basis for production of new varieties
of honeybees. Final techn. rep. for USDA; 1971.
000980                               Together papers cited: cont. bellow.   Together citations: cont. bellow.

16b. 1980.   J. apic. Res.   19(2).   Woyke, J.   Genetic background of sexuality in the
diploid drone honeybees: 89-95.
Woyke papers cited::
59. No: 82.   Reproductive organs of haploid and diploid drones.
J. apic. Res., 12(1): 35-51; 1973.                                                                         No citations: 2.
60.    No: 97.   Genic balance, heterozygosity and inheritance of size of testes
in diploid drone honeybee. J.apic. Res., 13(2): 77-91; 1974.                                      No citations: 2.
61. No: 112.   Comparative biometrical investigation on diploid drones of
the honeybee, I. The head, J. apic. Res., 16(3): 131-142;1977.                                    No citations: 3.
62. No: 114. Comparative biometrical investigation on diploid drones honeybee.
II. The thorax, J. apic. Res., 17(4): 195-205; 1978.                                                     No citations: 3.
63. No: 115.   Comparative biometrical investigation on diploid drones of
the honeybee. III. The abdomen and weight, J. apic. Res., 17(4): 206-217; 1
000981                                                       Together papers cited: 10.   Together citations: 18.

17. 1980.   J. apic. Res.   19(2).   Ebadi, R., Gary, N. E.   Acceptance by honeybee colonies
of larvae in artificial queen cells: 127-132.
Woyke papers cited::
   64. No: 64.   A method of rearing diploid drones in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res., 8(2): 65-74; 1969.                                                                               No citations: 1.
000982                               Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 1.

1980 Together
Woyke papers cited: 64 , No citations: 98