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New York, N. Y.: Dover Publications, 1964 Cover creases, and edge wear. Edge toning. Binding sturdy, but slanted. . Reprint. Trade Paperback. Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall, 352 Pages.

London: Bee Research Association, 1953. 352, 9 plates, text figs. . HB. 8vo, orig. cloth. Vg in d/w (some wear to head of spine, a few small marks to front cover). From the library of British hymenopterist, Michael Archer, with his name to endpaper.. First edition of this highly acclaimed classic work. The author carried out research on honeybee behaviour at Rothamsted Experimental Station, U.K., between 1947 and 1956..

Bee Research Association., 1953. 1st. Ed.. pp.352 with b/w. photos. and illus. 8vo. Thor. vg. hardback in good plus dw.

IBRA, 2016. 352, . . PB. NEW. . This reprint is interesting both as a reference book for beekeepers who wish to better understand what is going on in their hives and also for researchers wishing to explore the roots of their own studies. In 1953 the then Bee Research Association published this classic book by C Ronald Ribbands of Rothamsted Experimental Station, UK. The book was highly acclaimed for the clarity of its explanations of bee biology, but despite a US edition in 1964, strangely the book has never been reprinted - until now. This new facsimile edition features a short biographical introduction, and a foreword by Prof. Tom Seeley of Cornell University, USA, in which he explains why the book is so important to him and remains relevant despite the passing of the years.. [9781908904874]