Abstract and Submission Guidelines
- We must receive your abstract submission deadline by 11:59 p.m. (EST) on January 5th, 2021.
- ONLY electronically abstract is required. Please submit on it following this form. No email or postal mail is accepted.
- Each applicant has to submit abstracts by English ONLY.
- The maximum capacity of each abstract should not exceed 350 words and not less than 150 words (excluding author names, article titles).
- All the submitted abstracts will be evaluated by members of the conference Scientific Session Committee
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Themes of conference
- Bee Biology
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Bee Diversity
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Foraging Behavior of Bees
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Bee Genetics and Ecology
- Bee Health
- Impact of Pesticides on Pollinators
- Breeding for Disease/Mite Resistance
- Bee Pests and Diseases and Their Control
- Innovations for Monitoring Bee Colonies
- Bee Nutrition
- Bee Flora and Pollination
- Conservation of Pollinators
- Bee Pollination of Crops and Wild Plants
- Utilization of Non-Apis species in Pollination
- Palynology
- Climate Changes Influence Bees
- Bee Products and Quality
- Quality Control and Food Safety
- Detection of Residues in Hive Products
- Detection and Prevention of Honey Fraud
- Characterization of Bee Products
- Beekeeping Development
- Diversifying Incomes Sources for Beekeepers
- International Honey Market Trends
- Marketing, Branding, Value Chains
- Prospects of Beekeeping (Meliculture and Apiculture)
- Community-Based Bee Resource Management
- Beekeeping as Source of Livelihood in Rural Communities
- Beekeeping for Poverty Alleviation and Livelihood Security
- Technical Innovations in Beekeeping
- Apitherapy
- Advances in The Use of Products in Medical and Veterinary sciences
- Innovations in Apitherapy
- Bee venom
- Propolis
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