IgnitusTracker: Tracking Bee Flights for Assessing the Activity of Bombus Ignitus Towards Keeping Optimal Pollination Environments
Shinji Tsuji,
Takeo Hamada,
Takashi Michikata
et al.
Abstract:In Japan, China, and Korea, Bombus ignitus plays a vital role as a pollinator insect in greenhouse horticulture. Over time, the activity of worker bees diminishes, prompting the replacement of the entire hive with new bees. However, considering the cost of hives, it is imperative to pinpoint the optimal replacement timing, balancing the decline in bee activity and the expenses associated with hive renewal. To achieve this objective, calculating the ideal timing for replacement using activity data is preferable… Show more
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