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Gas sensor array and classifiers as a means of varroosis detection

Szczurek et al., 2019

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1418466462479638779
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Szczurek A
Maciejewska M
Bąk B
Wilk J
Wilde J
Siuda M
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Sensors

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The study focused on a method of detection for bee colony infestation with the Varroa destructor mite, based on the measurements of the chemical properties of beehive air. The efficient detection of varroosis was demonstrated. This method of detection is based on a …
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