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Genetics and Breeding

Morphometrical analyses revealed high diversity of the eastern honey bee (Apis cerana) in mountains and islands in China

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Pages 647-655 | Received 20 Jan 2023, Accepted 27 Mar 2023, Published online: 16 May 2023

Figures & data

Figure 1. Locations of A. cerana sampling sites.

Figure 1. Locations of A. cerana sampling sites.

Figure 2. Discriminant analysis plot of A. cerana populations based on colony means of 32 characters measured (LD1 vs. LD2), with confidence ellipses at 95%. Each symbol represents one colony. All reference populations (CQ, HS, JH, JX, and JXU) are shown in gray with different shapes for different populations.

Figure 2. Discriminant analysis plot of A. cerana populations based on colony means of 32 characters measured (LD1 vs. LD2), with confidence ellipses at 95%. Each symbol represents one colony. All reference populations (CQ, HS, JH, JX, and JXU) are shown in gray with different shapes for different populations.

Figure 3. Discriminant analysis plot of A. cerana populations based on wing shape (LD1 vs. LD2), with confidence ellipses at 95%. Each symbol represents one colony. All reference populations (CQ, HS, JH, JX, JXU) are shown in gray with different shapes for different populations.

Figure 3. Discriminant analysis plot of A. cerana populations based on wing shape (LD1 vs. LD2), with confidence ellipses at 95%. Each symbol represents one colony. All reference populations (CQ, HS, JH, JX, JXU) are shown in gray with different shapes for different populations.