MORPHO-BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF BEES OF CENTRAL RUSSIAN AND CARPATHIAN BREEDS

Ivankov Vladimir Alekseevich

The article studies the morpho-biological characteristics of Central Russian and Carpathian bees, which sheds light on their physical and biological characteristics. Bee breeds play a critical role in pollination and honey production, so studying their characteristics is important for beekeeping and conservation efforts. The study delves into morphological aspects, describing body size, coloration, wing structure and other physical features unique to each breed. In addition, the biological characteristics of these bees are being examined, including behavior, foraging habits, and reproductive patterns. The comparative analysis reveals both similarities and differences between the Central Russian and Carpathian breeds, providing valuable information for beekeepers and researchers. Understanding these morpho-biological characteristics facilitates the development of effective beekeeping practices and conservation strategies. Further research in this area promises to improve bee health, honey production and environmental sustainability.

Keywords:morpho-biological features, honey crops, genetic selection, environmental impact, genetic variations