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BEDEUTUNG DER TRACHEENHÜLLE UND DER ANHANGSDRÜSE DER SPERMATHEKA FÜR DIE BEFRUCHTUNGSFÄHIGKEIT DER SPERMATOZOEN IN DER BIENENKÖNIGIN (APIS MELLIFICA L.)
IMPORTANCE OF THE TRACHEAL ENVELOPE AND OF THE SPERMATHECAL GLAND IN THE FERTILISING CAPACITY OF SPERMATOZOA ON THE QUEEN-BEE (« APIS MELLIFICA L. »)

Gudrun KOENIGER

Apidologie, 1 1 (1970) 55-71

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/apido:19700103

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