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Yessi Pratiwi — April 15, 2009 / 9:30 pm
Related to honey bee colony depopulation syndrome, scientist from Spain have isolated the parasite. They analyzed two apiaries and managed to find the evidence of honey bee colony depopulation syndrome.
It looks that there’s no evidence of other desease, other than the infection of the parasite that is known as Nocema ceranae.
It has been predicted that the loss of honeybee could affect holticultural and economic aspect, because they ara the essential part in crops, fruid and flower pollination.
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