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Honeybees sterilise their hives with antimicrobial resin, give the whole colony a form of "social immunity", scientists have discovered
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[quote:Smilefriend:MV84NDY3NzhfOTMxQzI5MA==] In doing so, they give the whole colony a form of "social immunity", which lessens the need for each individual bee to have a strong immune system. Although honeybee resin is known to kill a range of pathogens, this is the first time that bees themselves have been shown to utilise its properties. Read more http://virtualblog.splinder.com/post/21017048/Scoperta+scientifica+le+api+st [/quote]
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In doing so, they give the whole colony a form of "social immunity", which lessens the need for each individual bee to have a strong immune system.
Although honeybee resin is known to kill a range of pathogens, this is the first time that bees themselves have been shown to utilise its properties.
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