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Honey bee mite, SEM C016 / 8024

Honey bee mite, SEM C016  /  8024


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Honey bee mite, SEM C016 / 8024

Honey bee mite. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the underside of a Varroa sp. mite from a honey bee. Varroa are parasitic mites that attack honey bees (Apis sp.), causing varroatosis and spreading other diseases. They attach to the body of the bee and weaken it by sucking haemolymph, the insects blood. Magnification: x65, when printed 10 centimetres high

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© STEFAN DILLER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Arachnid Arachnological Arachnology Arthropod Arthropods Colored From Below Legs Limb Limbs Mite Parasite Parasitic Parasitism Parasitology Underneath Underside Honey Bee Mite


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This print showcases the intricate world of a honey bee mite, captured through a scanning electron microscope. The image reveals the underside of a Varroa sp. mite, which is known for its parasitic nature and detrimental impact on honey bees. With a black background that accentuates every detail, this colored SEM highlights the arachnid's anatomy and structure. Varroa mites attach themselves to honey bees, causing varroatosis and facilitating the spread of diseases among these vital pollinators. By sucking haemolymph, or insect blood, they weaken their host bees over time. At a magnification of x65 when printed at 10 centimeters high, this photograph offers an up-close look into the world of these tiny parasites. The image captures one single leg in great detail, showcasing the complexity and adaptability of this arthropod species. It serves as a reminder of how even seemingly insignificant creatures can have profound effects on larger ecosystems. Stefan Diller from Science Photo Library has masterfully captured this moment in nature's tapestry with precision and artistry. This photograph not only appeals to those interested in biology or zoology but also sparks curiosity about our delicate relationship with wildlife and emphasizes the importance of understanding such intricate interactions within our natural world.

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