CYT1985

ISIS, Citations of J. Woyke papers in 1985

1. 1985. Am. Bee J. 125(1): 38, 42 Taber, S An introduction to queen rearing.
Woyke papers cited:
   1. No: 38. Correlations between the age at which honeybee brood
was grafted, characteristics of the resultant queens, an results of
inseminations. J. apic. Res. 10: 45-55; 1971.                                               No citations: 1.
000090                              Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 1.

2. 1985. Bee World. 66(3): 119-121. Colony behaviour after queen loss.
Woyke papers cited:
   2. No: 68. Correlations between the age at which honeybee.
J. apic. Res. 10: 45-55; 1971.                                                                      No citations: 1.
000091                              Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 1.

3. 1985. J. apic. Res. 24(1): 38-42. Page, R.E., Jr.; Laidlaw,H.H., Jr.;
Erickson, E.H., Jr.   Closed population honeybee breeding. 4. The
distribution of sex alleles with top crossing.
Woyke papers cited:
   3. No: 31. Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res. 2: 19-24; 1963.
   4. No: 36.   What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res. 2: 73-75; 1963.
000092                                                        Together papers cited: 2. Together citations: 5.

4. 1985. Przegląd Zoologiczny. XXIX (3): 269-292. Woyciechowski, M.:
Socjobiologia, ewolucja, altruizm a pszczelarstwo.
Woyke papers cited:
   5. No: 25. Naturalne i sztuczne unasienianie matek pszczelich.
Pszczel. Zesz. nauk. 4(3-4): 183-275 ; 1960                                                             No citations: 1.
   6. No: 39. Causes of repeated mating flights by queen honeybees.
J. apic. Res. 3(1): 17-23; 1964.                                                                   No citations: 1.
   7. No: 58. The development maturation and production of drones
and natural mating of virgin and drone honeybees. Final Techn.
Report P.L. 480: 1-108, Bee Cult. Lab., Warsaw; 1966.                                 No citations: 1.
   8. No: 69. Unasienianie matek pszczelich na trutowisku o zwiększonej
liczbie trutni. Pszczeln. Zesz. nauk. 15(1-2): 43-51; 1971.                             No citations: 1
   9. 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: 5.     000093

5. 1985. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 16: 375-377. Moritz, R.F.A.
The effects of multiple mating on the worker-queen conflict in Apis mellifera L.
Woyke papers cited:
10. No: 83. Reproduction in Apis cerana. 2. Reproductive organs
and natural insemination. J. apic. Res. 12(1): 21-34; 1973.                              No citations: 1.
11. No: 15a. Anatomo-physiological changes in queen-bees returning
from mating flights, and the process of multiple mating. Bull. Acad.
Polon. Sci. Cl. 4(3): 81-87; 1956.                                                                     No citations: 1.
12. No: 25. Naturalne i sztuczne unasienianie matek pszczelich.
Pszczeln. Zesz. nauk. 4 (3-4): 183-275; 1960.                                                   No citations: 1.
13. No: 102. Natural and instrumental insemination of Apis cerana
indica in India. J. apic. Res. 14(3-4): 153-159; 1975.                                   No citations: 2.
                                                  Together papers cited: 4.   Together citations: 5.     000095

6. 1985. Comp. Biochem. Physiol. vol.81 A, 2: 229-241. Lensky, Y.;
Demter, M. Mating flights of the queens honeybee (A. mellifera) in a
subtropical Apis cerana climate.
Woyke papers cited:
14. No: 39. Causes of repeated mating flights by queen honeybees.
J. apic. Res. 3 (1): 17-23; 1964.                                                                     No citations: 1.
15. No: 102. Natural and instrumental insemination of Apis cerana
indica in India. J. apic. Res. 14(3-4): 153-159; 1975.
                                                                                                                    No citations: 5.
                                                  Together papers cited: 2.   Together citations: 6.     000096

7a. 1985. Honeybee ecology, Univ. Princeton,pp.201.   Seeley, T. D..
Woyke papers cited:
16. No: 25. Natural and artificial insemination of queen honeybees.
Pszczeln. Zesz. nauk., 4: 183-275; 1960.                                                           No citations: 3.
17. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee
colony? J. apic. Res., 2: 73-75; 1963.                                                           No citations: 1.
18. No: 39. Causes of repeated mating flights in queen honeybees.
J. apic. Res., 3: 17-23; 1964.                                                                         No citations: 1.
19. No: 82. Reproductive organs of haploid and diploid drone
honeybees. J. apic. Res., 12: 35-51; 1973.                                                        No citations: 1.
20. No: 94. Experiences with Apis mellifera adansonii in Brazil
and Poland. Apiacta, 8: 115-116; 1973.                                                              No citations: 2.
000480                           Together papers cited: cont. below Together citations: contin. below

7b. 1985. Honeybee ecology, Univ, Princtown, pp.201.   Seeley, T. D..
Woyke papers cited:
21. No: 106. Population genetics studies on sex alleles on the
honeybee using the example of the Kangaroo Island bee sanctuary.
J. apic. Res., 15: 105-123; 1976.                                                                        No citations:1.
                                                     Together papers cited: 6.   Together citations: 9.     000481

8. 1985. Min. de Agr. y Gan. Handal, S. Resultados de investigaciones sobre
apicultura pp.126.
Woyke papers cited:
22. No: 146. Producion de cria en colonias de abejas durante un ano en
El Salvador. Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganaderia: 1-12; 1981.                             No citations: 1.
23. No: 140. Investigacion sobre factores internos de las colonias
de abejas de los cuales depende la produccion de miel en El Salvador.
Projecto FAO, Formento de la Apicultura: 1-29; 1981.                                           No citations: 1.
24. No: 147. Sobrevivencia dela cria de las abejas en El Salvador,
Proyecto FAO, Formento de la Apicultura: 1-5.                                                      No citations: 1.
                                                       Together papers cited: 3.   Together citations: 3.     000505

9. 1985. American Bee Journal. 125. Woyke, J. Tropilaelaps clareae,
a serious pest of Apis mellifera in the tropics, but not dangerous for
apiculture in temperate zones: 497 - 499.
Woyke papers cited:
25. No: 166. Beekeeping in Afghanistan. Proc. exp. consult. beekeep.
with Apis mellifera in tropical and subtropical Asia, Thailand, FAO Rome:
124-130; 1984.                                                                                                    No citations 1.
26. No: 170. Tropilaelaps clareae in Afghanistan and control methods that
could be applied in tropical Asia. 3rd intern. conf. apicult. trop. clim. Nairobi:
163-166; 1984.                                                                                                  No citations: 1.
27. No: 171. Survival and prophylactic control of Tropilaelaps clareae
infesting Apis mellifera colonies in Afghanistan.
Apidologie, 15: 421 - 434; 1984.                                                                            No citations: 1.
28. No: 179. Further investigations to combat the parasitic bee mite
Tropilaelaps clareae without the use of any medicine.
J. apic. Res., 24: 250-254; 1985.                                                                             No citations:1.
000739                                                                 Together papers cited: 4.   Together citations: 4

10. 1985. Bee World. 66(2). Page,Jr. R. E., Laidlaw, Jr. H. H.
Closed population honeybee breeding: 63 - 72.
Woyke papers cited:
29. No: 31. Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee,
J. apic. Res., 2: 19 - 24; 1963.                                                                                 No citations 1.
30. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony?
J. apic. Res., 73 - 75;1963.                                                                                        No citations: 1.
31. 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:2.
000799                                                                Together papers cited: 3.   Together citations: 4.

11. 1985. Apidologie.    16(2).   Dietz, A., Krell, R., Eischen, F.A.   Preliminary
investigation on the distribution of Africanized honey bees in Argentina: 99-108.
Woyke papers cited:
   32. No: 94a.   Experiences with Apis mellifera adansonii in Brazil and in
Poland. Apiacta, 8: 115-116; 1973.                                                                        No citations: 1.
000879                                                             Together papers cited: 1.   Together citations: 1.

12a. 1985. J. apic. Res. 24(4). Woyke, J., Król-Paluch, W. Changes in tissue
polyploidization during development of worker, queen, haploid and diploid drone
honeybees: 214-224.
Woyke papers cited:
   33. No: 31.   Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 2(1): 19-24; 1963.                                                                             No citations: 1.
   34. No: 64.   A method of rearing diploid drones in a honeybee colony.
J. apic. Res., 8(2): 65-71; 1969.                                                                              No citations: 2.
   35. No: 73.   New experimental data in the honeybee genetics.
23 intern. beekeep. Congr.,Moskwa: 365-367; 1971.                                              No citations: 2.
   36. No: 100.   DNA content of spermatids and spermatozoa of haploid and
diploid drone honeybees. J. apic. Res., 14(1); 1975.                                             No citations: 2.
   37. No: 112.   Comparative biometrical investigation on diploid drones of
the honeybee, I. The head. J. apic. Res., 16(3): 131-142; 1977.
000997                               Together papers cited: cont. bellow.   Together citations: contin. bellow.


12b 1985. J. apic. Res. 24(4). Woyke, J., Król-Paluch, W.   Changes in tissue
polyploidization during development of worker, queen and haploid and diploid drone
honeybees: 214-224.
Woyke papers cited:
   38. No: 114.   Comparative biometrical investigation on diploid drones of the
honeybee, II. The thorax, J. apic. Res., 17(4): 195-205; 1978.                                    No citations: 1.
   39. No: 115.   Comparative biometrical investigation on diploid drones of the
honeybee, III. The abdomen and weight.
J. apic. Res., 17(4): 206-217; 1978.                                                                          No citations: 1.
   40. No: 129.   Genetic background of sexuality in the diploid drone honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 19(2): 89-95; 1980.                                                                              No citations: 2.
   41. No: 164. Ultrastructure of single and multiple diploid honeybee spermatozoa.
J. apic. Res., 23(3): 123-135; 1984.                                                                           No citations: 1.
   42. No: 98.   Spermatogenesis in diploid drones of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 13(3); 1974 + Skowronek.
000998                                                            Together papers cited: 10      Together citations: 13.


13. 1985. J. apic. Res. 24(4). Oldroyd, B. P., Moran, C., Nicholas, F. W. Diallel crosses
of honeybees, 1. A genetic analysis of honey production using a fixed effects model: 243-249.
Woyke papers cited:
   43. No: 31. Drone larvae from fertilized eggs of the honeybee.
J. apic. Res., 2(1): 19-24; 1963.                                                                           No citations: 1.
   44. No: 36. What happens to diploid drone larvae in a honeybee colony?
J. apic. Res., 2(2): 73-75; 1963.                                                                           No citations: 1.
000999                                                               Together papers cited: 2.   Together citations: 2.

14. 1985. J. apic. Res. 24(4). Woyke, J. Further investigation into control of the
parasite bee mite Tropilaelaps clareae without medication: 250-254.
Woyke papers cited:
   45. No: 166.   Beekeeping in Afghanistan. Expert. Cons. Beekeep. ,
Chiang Mai, Thailand: 124-130; 1984.                                                                  No citations: 1.
   46. No: 171.   Survival and prophylactic control of Tropilaelaps clareae
infesting Apis mellifera colonies in Afghanistan.
Apidologie, 15: 421-433; 1984.                                                                             No citations: 1.
   47. No: 170. Tropilalaeps clareae in Afghanistan, and control methods
applicable in tropical Asia.
Proc. 3 int. Conf. apic. trop. climates , Nairobi: 163-166; 1985.                             No citations: 2.
001000                                                         Together papers cited: 3.   Together citations: 4.

                                                     1985 Together

Woyke papers cited: 47; Citations 63