The length of an egg is 1.49±0.12 (range 1.12 - 1.85) mm Size change of Apis mellifera eggs during the incubation period,
, Volume 37, p.239-246, (1998)
[1]. The width of an egg is 0.35±0.02 (range 0.30 - 0.40) mm Size change of Apis mellifera eggs during the incubation period,
, Volume 37, p.239-246, (1998)
[1]. The volume of an egg is 0.10±0.02 (range 0.06 - 0.15) cubic mm Size change of Apis mellifera eggs during the incubation period,
, Volume 37, p.239-246, (1998)
[1]. Size of eggs varies markedly Morphologische untersuchungen über das differenzierungszentrum in der embryonal-entwicklung der honigbiene,
, Volume 29, Number 1, p.114–195, (1934)
[2]Research on the honey bee egg,
, Volume 88, Issue 2, Number 2, p.104-111, (1960)
[3]Egg Weight variability in honey bee (Apis mellifera) queens,
, Volume 40, p.33-44, (1996)
[4]Variability of prenatal maternal investment in the honey bee (Apis mellifera),
, Volume 10, p.35-42, (2013)
[5]. It changes with age, first it decrease but immediately before hatching of larvae it increases Size change of Apis mellifera eggs during the incubation period,
, Volume 37, p.239-246, (1998)
[1]. Size of eggs differs between subspecies and between queens of the same subspecies Egg weight variability and its inheritance in the honey bee,
, Volume 56, p.473-476, (1963)
[6]Size change of Apis mellifera eggs during the incubation period,
, Volume 37, p.239-246, (1998)
[1]Eggs from Apis mellifera caucasica laying workers are larger than from queens,
, Volume 45, Number 4, p.173-179, (2006)
[7]. Eggs of laying workers have different shape and are more variable in size than eggs of queens Comparison of the size of eggs from Apis mellifera L queens and laying workers,
, Volume 25, Number 2, p.179-187, (1994)
[8]. Fertilized and unfertilized eggs do not differ in size Variability in the size of emerging drones and of drone and worker eggs in honey bee (Apis mellifera) colonies,
, Volume 31, p.114-118, (1992)
[9]Eggs from Apis mellifera caucasica laying workers are larger than from queens,
, Volume 45, Number 4, p.173-179, (2006)
[7].
The weight of an egg is ranges from 0.12 to 0.22 mg Egg weight variability and its inheritance in the honey bee,
, Volume 56, p.473-476, (1963)
[6]. Weight of egg decreases about 30% during its incubation The honeybee embryo,
, New York, p.183-217, (1967)
[10]Size change of Apis mellifera eggs during the incubation period,
, Volume 37, p.239-246, (1998)
[1]. The egg weight is in part determined genetically Egg weight variability and its inheritance in the honey bee,
, Volume 56, p.473-476, (1963)
[6]Egg-weight variance in honey bees,
, Volume 58, p.303-306, (1965)
[11].
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