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A severe bacterial disease of honeybees, causing complete brood death if untreated.

The bacterium that causes American Foulbrood (AFB).

A bacterial bee disease less severe than AFB.

The bacterium responsible for European Foulbrood (EFB).

A less common bacterial disease mainly affecting brood development

Diseases that affect the young honeybee brood impacting hive health

Resistant forms of bacteria that can survive harsh conditions and spread disease.

The death of developing honeybee larvae.

Diseases easily spread among honeybee colonies.

The well-being of honeybee colonies, directly affected by diseases like bacterial brood diseases.

A severe bacterial honeybee disease killing brood.

A less harmful bacterial honeybee disease slowing brood growth.

Strong forms of bacteria that survive long and spread diseases.

Honeybee diseases harming young brood, weakening hives.

Death of honeybee developing larvae.

Keeping beehives and tools clean to prevent bacterial diseases.

Checking beehives for signs of illness to catch problems early.

Maintaining proper air flow in the hive to reduce moisture.

Using fewer harmful pesticides to protect bee health.

Using antibiotics to prevent infections under expert guidance.

Repairing or replacing parts of infected hives, like replacing damaged frames and rebuilding the brood through introducing new larvae or healthy bees from other colonies.

Rehabilitating damaged bee colonies, preventing complete hive destruction when the damage is not extensive by substituting infected frames with new ones and strengthening brood population.

Taking steps to avoid reinfection after treating bee colonies like sanitizing tools and regularly checking for signs of illness.

Introducing propolis extracts to hive cells or creating environments where bees use more propolis to improve their resistance to diseases.

Conducting routine checks on beehives to spot health issues early on, like sanitizing tools to prevent the spread of diseases.

Methods to treat bacterial diseases affecting honeybee colonies, focusing on the type and severity of diseases, using antibiotics, natural remedies, and sometimes removing infected hives.

Using antibiotics like Oxytetracycline and Tylosin to kill or inhibit bacterial growth in bee colonies.

Heating infected hives to kill bacterial spores, utilizing the bees' tolerance to heat while spores are vulnerable.

Completely eliminating infected hives to prevent the spread of bacterial diseases to other colonies.

Using propolis, a natural substance collected by bees, to boost the hive's immunity and fight bacteria.

A common antibiotic used to treat European Foulbrood (EFB).

An antibiotic used in some cases to treat American Foulbrood (AFB).

Resistant forms of bacteria that survive harsh conditions and easily spread infections in hives.

Eliminating an infected hive to stop the spread of bacterial diseases.

A natural substance collected by bees, used in hives as a natural antimicrobial substance.