Углеводы и термогенез у пчел Apis mellifera
(Carbohydrates and thermogenesis of honeybee Apis mellifera)

Выдержки из работы: Маршаков В.Г. «Биоэнергетика пчелиной семьи и проблемы практического пчеловодства» (готовится к печати)

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В.Г. Маршаков,
e-mail: volmar_georg@mail.ru