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Honeybees in Oman

by Dutton, R. W. editor , Dutton, Robert W. editor , Mjeni, A. M. editor , Whitcemue, R. P. editor , Boyles, P. screenwriter , Karpowicz, J. screenwriter , Mohammad, Yousuf Hussain screenwriter , Oman. Maktab Mustašār Ḥifẓ al-Bı̄'ah producer , Oman. Wizārat az-zirā'ah wa-l-asmāk producer , Durham University Khabura Development Project producer

in Bee culture Oman / Bee culture History

1982

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Honeybees in Oman

Dutton, R. W. editor,

Dutton, Robert W. editor,

Mjeni, A. M. editor,

Whitcemue, R. P. editor,

Boyles, P. screenwriter,

Karpowicz, J. screenwriter,

Mohammad, Yousuf Hussain screenwriter,

Oman. Maktab Mustašār Ḥifẓ al-Bı̄'ah producer,

Oman. Wizārat az-zirā'ah wa-l-asmāk producer,

Durham University Khabura Development Project producer

1982

Overview

\"Honeybees in Oman\" is a definitive multidisciplinary study of the indigenous bee populations and traditional apiculture of the Sultanate of Oman. Based on collaborative research between the Omani Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and the University of Durham, this volume serves as both a biological survey and a documentation of intangible cultural heritage. The work focuses primarily on the two native species—the dwarf honeybee (Apis floreas) and the Arabian honeybee (Apis mellifera jemenitica)—analyzing their unique adaptations to the extreme arid and montane environments of the Arabian Peninsula.

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[Durham Unvkhabura Development Project] ; [publisher not identified],Holmes McDougall Ltd

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Bee culture Oman

/ Bee culture History

ISBN

0900926481, 9780900926488

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