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The Effect of Different Diluents on Insemination Success in the Honeybee Using Mixed Semen
by Robin F. A. Mortz, 1983
Simplified apparatus for instrumental insemination of queen bees with the “flexible insemination technique’
by Kuhnert and Laidlaw
Laidlaw-Gross Queen Bee Pre-Set Artificial Insemination Instrument
by Harry H. Laidlaw, Jr. Department of Entomology, University of California, Davis and John R. Goss, Department of Agricultural Engineering, University of California, Davis
“JEWELS FOR THE QUEEN” The New Ruby Jewel Sting Hook
Susan Cobey, www.honeybee.breeding.com
Instrumental Insemination of Queen of Queen Bees – 1985
by John R Harbo, Research Entomlgist, Bee Breeding & Stock Center Laboratory
Instrumental Insemination Equipment: Sophistication and Simplification in Designs
by Susan Cobey, Ohio State University
An Important Improvement in the Insemination Technique of Queen Honey Bees
by Dr. Peter Schley, Justus Liebig University
Innovations in Instrumental Insemination
The Compact, Versatile Right & Left handed Schley Model II Instrument
by Susan Cobey, Ohio State University and Peter Schley
Preparations Of Virgins And Drones For Instrumental Insemination
by Susan Cobey
The Development of Instrumental Insemination
First of a Series
by Susan Cobey, Instrumental Insemination Service
Instrumental Insemination: Current Developments and Its Application Today
Part II (of 4)
by Susan Cobey, Instrumental Insemination Service
Drone Rearing for Instrumental Insemination
Part III of a Four-part Series
by Susan Cobey, Instrumental Insemination Service
Instrumental Insemination: The Possibility of Semen Storage
Part IV – Conclusion
by Susan Cobey, Instrumental Insemination Service
Breeding And Genetics Of Honey Bees
by John R. Harbo and Thomas E. Rinderer
The extraordinary honey bee mating strategy and a simple field dissection of the spermatheca
by Susan Cobey, Ohio State University
The Biological Basis for Breeding the Honey Bee
by Dr. Gard W. Otis, Department of Environmental Biology, University of Guelph
Breeding Improved Honey Bees
I. Bee Breeding and Animal Breeding
by William C. Robers and Otto Mackenson
U.S.D.A. Agr. Res. Adm. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Closed Population Honeybee Breeding
by Robert E. Page, Jr. and Harry H Laidlaw Jr.
The Genetic Basis of Disease
Chapter 9 of “Queen Rearing and Bee Breeding” by Laidlaw and Page
The Harbo Large Capacity Syringe
For Instrumental Insemination Of Honey Bee Queens
Susan Cobey, Honey Bee Insemination Service
The Development of Honey Bee Instrumental Insemination
A Tribute to Dr. Harry H. Laidlaw, Jr.
Apiculture Program, Department of Entomology, North Carolina State University
