THE INFLUENCE OF THE WIND ON NECTAR SECRETION FROM THE MELON AND ON THE FLIGHT OF BEES : THE USE OF AN ARTIFICIAL WIND-BREAK
Apidologie, 17 1 (1986) 63-72
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