Introducing the Journal of Melittology: An outlet for disseminating bee research and raising melittological awareness
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A new journal is introduced, the focus of which is to disseminate the results of research on wild and managed bees, to raise public awareness of bees, and to promote and facilitate international communication and collaboration.
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