AteamofresearchersattheUniversityofCalifornia,Riversidehaveisolatedthreepreviouslyunknownbacterialspeciesfromwildbeesandflowersthatmayhelppreventspoilageofthepo
Wildbeesandhoneybeesareputatriskbythreepesticidesfromagroupknownasneonicotinoids,Europe’sfoodsafetywatchdogsaidonWednesday,confirmingpreviousconcernsthatprompte
Someflowershavefoundaniftywaytogettheblues.Theycreateabluehalo,apparentlytoattractthebeestheyneedforpollination,scientistsreportedWednesday.Beesaredrawntothecol
A chemical pesticide is "dumbing down" honeybees, according to New Zealand research that could help explain some of the worldwide decline in bee populations.
Honey bees around the world could soon be wearing small, electronic transmitter devices as part of an Australia-led study into the sharp rise in the insect's mortality rate.
A New Zealand study showing bees have mental maps of familiar terrain could help surgery patients recover quicker from the effects of anesthetic.