Phylogenetics of bees

"Asian and European bees Apis cerana and Apis mellifera are very important for the development of our agriculture because they are main pollinators of the agricultural and other plants. These species is sisterly, distributed separately and subdivided into many subspecies. These species of bees are unique because they are nesting in tree trunk hollows therefore they are able to survive in cold climate conditions with long winters. The knowledges about their origin, taxonomic diversity and behavior are very significant for the successful managing and saving them. In addition, we investigated a very interesting question about the origin of current population of honey bees in the both Southern and Northern Americas. This book "Phylogenetics of bees" will help us to understand the honey bees and will allow to organize a friendly mutually beneficial cooperation"--

The origin and evolution of the colony in Apidae / Eskov, E.K. -- Phylogenies of Asian honey bees / Raffiudin, R. and Shullia, N.I. -- The origin of the European bees and their intraspecific biodiversity / Brandorf, A.Z. and Rodrigues, M. -- The classic taxonomy of Asian and European honey bees / Dar, S.A., Dukku, U.H., Ilyasov, R.A., Kandemir, I., Lee, M.L. and Özkan Koca, A -- Genetic diversity of honey bee Apis mellifera in Siberia / Ostroverkhova, N.V., Kucher, A.N., Konusova, O.L., Kireeva, T.N., Rosseykina, S.A., Yartsev, V.V. and Pogorelov, Y.L. -- Current drivers of taxonomic biodiversity loss in Asian and European bees / Hatjina, F., Gajda, A. and Dar, S.A. -- The loss of taxonomic biodiversity of honey bees Apis mellifera and main breeds in Russia / Berezin, A.S., Borodachev, A.V., Borodachev, V.A., Mitrofanov, D.V., and Savushkina, L.N. -- Breeding better and healthy honey bees is the only way to save a native biodiversity / Gregorc, A. -- Honey bees in Latin America / Requier, F. -- The history of honey bees in North America / Seeley, T.D.