africanized in English
an Africanized form of Cajun music
In the United States, it has been speculated, but not shown, that Africanized honeybees would hybridize extensively with European honeybees.
Use "africanized" in a sentence
1. PHOENIX — Africanized honey bees
2. Since Africanized drones are stronger, faster and more numerous than their European counterparts, the result is almost always Africanized offspring.
3. Africanized honey bees nesting sites include:
4. Africanized bees appear indistinguishable from European bees.
5. All honey-bee swarms and hives should be treated as Africanized bees because virtually all honey bees in Arizona have been Africanized since before the year 2000, and because Africanized bees often sting in large numbers.
6. How to Get Rid of Africanized Bees
7. Africanized Bees react to disturbance around the hive
8. Africanized honey bees differ from European honey bees in behavior not appearance
9. The Africanized bee escaped and began to dominate the native honey bee.
10. Africanized bees exist from Louisiana to southern California, and south Florida
11. Africanized bees reproduce their colonies many more times than European bees
12. The first introduction of the Africanized Honey Bee into the U.S
13. The Africanized honey bee looks and sounds like a European honey bee
14. The Africanized bee is a hybrid species of the Western honey bee
15. The Africanized Bee in the western hemisphere descended from 26 Tanzanian queen bees (A
16. Killer Bee Honey is a wildflower honey produced by the Africanized Bees of Brazil
17. Don't threaten the Africanized honey bees colony because they will defend and attack.
18. Africanized bee hives can also be seen hanging from an exposed tree branch
19. Africanized honey bees (AHB) have made their way into the state of Florida
20. Typically, honey bee swarms are not a major threat, unless when dealing with Africanized honey Bees.
21. The “Africanized” Competency-Based Curriculum: The Twenty-First Century Strides Cheptoo Ruth Ph.D
22. Africanized bees have small colonies, so they can build nests in unique places
23. Africanized bees, on the other hand, do not overwinter well and respond to food shortages by migrating
24. Africanized honeybees are an artificial man-made hybrid of the European honeybee and African bees
25. Africanized honeybees are much more protective of their beehive and more likely to sting
26. The Africanized killer bees colonies are small; thus, their nests are often in unique areas
27. Let Africanized bees do their bit to breed better beekeepers in this country, in other words.
28. Africanized honey bees are slightly smaller than the domestic bees and are usually identified only by their aggressive behavior
29. Africanized honey bees invade European honey bee hives by killing the queen and establishing their own queen
30. Are Africanized Honey Bees Dangerous? While bees of any species aren’t known to attack without provocation, Africanized bees, much more sensitive than other species, react even to noises and vibrations near their nests and attack in greater numbers, for a …
31. Africanized bees are far more aggressive that European bees, making them more competitive for the same niche
32. Also, since the Africanized been can hybridize with the European bees it allows them to outcompete the European bees
33. Africanized honey bees are a more temperamental relative of the common garden honey bee, known as the European honey bee
34. Africanized bees are a result of honey bee breeders working in Brazil to develop a new cross
35. There is nothing you can do to prevent virgin queens from mating with Africanized drones in these areas.
36. European bees make large, permanent colonies whereas Africanized bees make small to large colonies that reproduce (swarm) often
37. Africanized bees, as they are properly called, were accidentally introduced into the wild in the Americas during 1956
38. Africanized bees tend to produce a higher percentage of drones per colony and will build more drone comb than EHB
39. Africanized honey bees are more defensive — they defend their nests with less provocation, in greater numbers and for longer distances
40. ‘In the United States, it has been speculated, but not shown, that Africanized honeybees would hybridize extensively with European honeybees.’
41. Africanize (third-person singular simple present Africanizes, present participle Africanizing, simple past and past participle Africanized) (transitive, American spelling) To make African
42. New Labour, celebrities and the media ‘Africanized’ the 2005 Make Poverty History (MPH) campaign turning Africa’s poverty into the media focus
43. By breeding with local bees producing populations retaining most of the African bee's traits —called also Africanized honeybee, killer bee.
44. Africanized Bees are also known as ‘ Killer Bees ‘ and are hybrids of the African Honey Bee and various European Honey Bees
45. The Africanized bee, also known as the killer bee, is a species that is currently making a name for itself across Arizona
46. Africanized honey bees are void nesters and will nest in hollow tree holes and stumps, eves of buildings, and any other cavity
47. However, the two types of bees differ in several important ways: Africanized honey bees build nests any place that provides some protection from the weather.
48. Africanized Honey Bees are the same species as the familiar European honey bees (EHB) used to produce honey and pollinate crops, but a different subspecies.
49. Africanized honey bees swarm as many as 16 times per year, whereas European honey bees swarm only once or twice a year
50. The Africanized honey bee will swarm when a person wanders within 40 feet of the hive, but they have been known to …