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Competition between Honey-Bees (Apis mellifera) and Wasps (Vespula Spp) in Honeydew Beech (Nothofagus solandri: Var solandri) Forest

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Table 1: Characteristics of each black beech tree studiedat Coopers Creek in 1992. Site 1 is downstream of site 2.DBH is diameter at breast height (1.4 m)
Table 2: The number of wasps and bees arriving in a 0.1 m2 quadrat on a black beech tree in a 15-minute sample at CoopersCreek over 1992
Figure 1. Number of honey bees feeding at differenttemperatures in 0.1 m-2 quadrats on black beech trees atCoopers Creek throughout 1992.
Figure 3. The number of bees and wasps feeding at a Petridish containing 5 cm] of a sucrose, fructose and glucosesolution during 12 five-minute samples on 31 March1992

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