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| 2014-09-23:The emergent properties of superorganism signaling: inhibitory signals shape honey bee foraging in a changing and dangerous world |
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Title: The emergent properties of superorganism signaling: inhibitory signals shape honey bee foraging in a changing and dangerous world Speaker: James Nieh University of California, San Diego. USA
Time: 4:30 PM , Tuesday, September 23, 2014 Venue: The Conference Hall in Xishuangbanna Headquarters The 1st floor meeting room in Kunming Division (video conference) |
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