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摘要
蜜蜂用花粉作为蛋白质来源来维持生命和提高生产力。蜜蜂携带的花粉大小和种类各不相同。高海拔地区的植物产生的花粉直径可能与低海拔地区的不同。通过测量不同植物的花粉直径来了解蜜蜂的首选食物来源是必要的。本研究的目的是确定海拔对蜜蜂携带的各种植物花粉直径的影响,以增加蜂蜜产量。这是通过实地实验完成的。本试验采用完全随机线性模型设计,海拔0 ~ 100 m (p1)、400 ~ 499 m (p2)和800 ~ 899 m (p3) 3个海拔处理。结果表明:海拔对蜜蜂花粉直径有显著影响(P<0.01);P2的赤道花粉直径为42.1±4.69µm,极地花粉直径为49.0±4.98µm,两者相差较大。其中,P1的赤道和极地花粉直径最小,分别为21.1±1.45µm和27.0±2.64µm。为了满足花粉需求,蜜蜂并不一定依赖于特定的花粉直径。这些蜜蜂采食赤道直径为8.52 μm ~ 93.68 μm的花粉,采食极直径为8.93 μm ~ 97.99 μm的花粉。
Pengaruh Ketingian Terhadap Diameter Polen Lebah Madu (Apis Cerana) Di Kabupaten Malang
Bees use pollen as a source of protein to support life and to increase the productivity. The size and type of pollen carried by bees are very diverse. Plants in high altitudes may produce pollen of different diameters than those in low altitudes. It is necessary to measure pollen diameter from different plants to know the honeybees’ preferred food source. The purpose of this research was to determine the effect of altitude on pollen diameter from various types of plants carried by bees to increase honey production. This was done by performing field experiments. The design used for this experiment was the completely randomized linear model with three altitude treatments, which were 0-100 m asl (P 1 ), 400-499 m asl (P 2 ) and 800-899 m asl (P 3 ). The results show that altitude has a significant effect (P<0.01) on honeybee Apis cerana pollen diameter. The equatorial and polar pollen diameter was reached by P2 wich was 42.1 ± 4.69 µm and 49.0 ± 4.98 µm, respect highly. Where as the smallest equatorial and polar pollen diameter was reached by P1 wich was 21.1 ± 1.45 µm and 27.0 ± 2.64 µm. To fulfill pollen needs, Apis cerana bees do not necessarily depend on specific pollen diameters. These bees are taking pollens with equatorial diameter of 8.52 μm to 93.68 µm and dan polar diameter polen 8.93 µm to 97.99 µm.