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Biology 3475A/B Lecture 7: ChemEcoChap7.pdf

Factors affecting cast determination in the honey bee (from winston, 1987) Gland system in worker bees (from winston, 1987) Gland system in the honey bee queen (from. Relationship between glandular development and the execution of different tasks by workers (from winston, Quantity of two worker pheromones as a function of age (from. Stimuli inducing workers to rear new queens (from. Number of royal cells produced in a queen-less colony treated with (a) solvent, (b) a one-queen equivalent of queen pheromone compared with (c) a colony with a queen (from winston and slessor, 1992) Swarming as a function of the presence and concentration of queen pheromone (from winston and slessor, Reproductive system of workers in presence or absence of queen pheromone (from winston and. Chromatogram of mouse urine volatiles from (a) an intact mature male, (b) a castrated male, and (c) a castrated male receiving testosterone.

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