Amplicon sequencing of variable 16s rrna from bacteria and its2 regions from fungi and plants, reveals honeybee susceptibility to diseases results from their forage availability under anthropogenic landscapes

1. Ptaszyńska, A.A.
2. Latoch, P.
3. Hurd, P.J.
4. Polaszek, A.
5. Michalska-Madej, J.
6. Grochowalski, Ł.
7. Strapagiel, D.
8. Gnat, S.
9. Załuski, D.
10. Gancarz, M.
11. Rusinek, R.
12. Krutmuang, P.
13. Martín Hernández, R.
14. Higes Pascual, M.
15. Starosta, A.L.

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