africanized honeybee造句

• Africanized honeybees and European honeybees have the same dosage of toxins.
• In 2002, the District discontinued its Africanized honeybee removal service.
• Africanized honeybees are aggressive and can attack and sting humans.
• A few months later, Africanized honeybees " killer bees"
• A DNA test confirmed the colony was Africanized honeybees.
• _Africanized honeybees target the head and eyes.
• As the Africanized honeybee migrates further north, colonies continue to interbreed with European honeybees.
• The control and removal of Africanized honeybees ( AHB ) continued until July 1, 2002.
• Government officials said their declaration means people should not be surprised to find Africanized honeybees in those areas.
• The Africanized honeybees first were detected entering the United States through Brownsville, Texas, in October 1990.
• "A loud buzzing noise seems to really rile up the Africanized honeybees, " he said.
• When Africanized honeybees show up in a county, it is quarantined by the apiary service until further notice.
• But only one Africanized honeybee attack has been documented there _ at a vegetable stand in Rosenberg in 1996.
• Africanized honeybees look almost identical to their more docile European cousins, which were transported to the New World with colonists.
• The northward migration of Africanized honeybees began in 1957, when 26 swarms imported into Brazil for research escaped into the wild.
• "Anything you do to kill Africanized honeybees is going to kill the European variety, too, " she says.
• Health department officials estimate Foster's three hives, originally set up for more timid European bees, held about 1 million Africanized honeybees.
• A : Killer bees, or Africanized honeybees, thrive under tropical conditions, and the U . S . Gulf Coast is not the tropics.
• Once-daily inspections now average just three days a week, and the latest round of cuts forced the elimination of the new Africanized honeybee program.
• To all but trained experts, the Africanized honeybee looks exactly like its more docile European cousin, the type most often found in the United States.