A review of methods used in some European countries for assessing the quality of honey bee queens through their physical characters and the performance of their colonies
Fani Hatjina(National Agricultural Research Foundation), J. Wilde(University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn), Marica Maja Dražić(Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency), Beata Panasiuk(Institute of Apiculture Research), Slađan Rašić(University of Belgrade), Cecília Costa(Cereal Research Centre), Nikola Kezić(University of Zagreb), Maja Ivana Smodiš Škerl(Agricultural institute of Slovenia), Evgeniya Ivanova(Medical University Plovdiv), Janja Filipi(University of Zadar), Flemming Vejsnæs, Małgorzata Bieńkowska(Institute of Apiculture Research), Róbert Chlebo(Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra), Vesna Lokar(Agricultural institute of Slovenia), Aleš Gregorc(Agricultural institute of Slovenia), Plamen Petrov(Agricultural University Plovdiv), Leonidas Charistos(Hellenic Oncology Research Group), Ján Kopernický(Stredná Odborná Skola Lesnícka Tvrdošín), Marco Lodesani(Honey bee and Silkworm Research Unit), Mića Mladenović(University of Belgrade), Per Kryger(Agroécologie)
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