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Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
I had a lot of help and advice when I was preparing this issue.	Ellwood, Wayne	Brief article	Sep 1, 2009	294
Why are they dying? Every third bite of food we consume depends on pollination by bees. But they're disappearing and no-one seems to know why. Wayne Ellwood looks for clues.		Report	Sep 1, 2009	2790
Honey is life: the Kattunayakan are tribal people who live deep in the forests of the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve in South India. They collect and sell wild honey. Today, settlers from the crowded plains and eviction from the forest reserve threaten both their land and their traditions. Mari Marcel Thekaekara accompanied a group of Kattunayakan on one of their forays into the jungle.	Thekaekara, Mari Marcel		Sep 1, 2009	1577
Looting of a small planet: for the past two centuries years we've been trying to dominate and control the natural world. Beekeeper Philip Chandler argues that it's time to learn from our mistakes, while we still have time.	Chandler, Philip		Sep 1, 2009	1476
10 ways to help save the bees!			Sep 1, 2009	750
Bent tissue strip gives orchid kick; study dissects how plants hit bees with pollen masses.	Milius, Susan	Brief article	Aug 29, 2009	315
One bee, two bees, three ...			Jun 22, 2009	108
Tag, you're it.	Mahan, Rachel		Feb 2, 2009	124
Bee charmer.	Hamalainen, Karina		Feb 2, 2009	307
Sting operation: scientists use bees and wasps to sniff out the ellicit and the dangerous.	Gaidos, Susan		Sep 27, 2008	2429
Bee-ing careful.	Traylor, Amanda	Cover story	May 1, 2008	752
Ask Doctor Cory.	SerVaas, Cory		May 1, 2008	826
Sexually deceptive chemistry: beetle larvae fake the scent of female bees.	Milius, S.		Sep 16, 2006	493
Males as nannies? First test for wasps' hidden baby-care skills.	Milius, S.		Feb 11, 2006	482
The trouble with chasing a bee: radar struggles to track backyard bugs.	Milius, Susan		Jan 14, 2006	2444
I wonder ... why that bee doesn't go to the flowers.		Brief Article	Oct 1, 2004	41
Trail mix: espionage among the bees.	Milius, S.	Brief Article	Jul 24, 2004	196
Debunking Darwin.	Lisotta, Christopher	Brief Article	Mar 2, 2004	105
Bees that strip carrion also take wasp young.	Milius, S.		Feb 14, 2004	409
Ants lurk for bees, but bees see ambush. (Zoology).		Brief Article	Mar 22, 2003	271
It's a tough job, but native bees can do it. (Biology).		Brief Article	Jan 18, 2003	278
Beer-flavoring compounds guide insects. (Biology).		Brief Article	Dec 8, 2001	197
Gross out? (You Can Do It).			Nov 26, 2001	174
Princes of bees: urban development is the nemesis of native bees. Wendy Pyper learns the tricks of their sweet saviours.	Pyper, Wendy		Apr 1, 2001	1515
Did ancient superbees squash diversity?	Perkins, S.	Brief Article	Feb 10, 2001	500
Ah, my pretty, you're ... #&! a beetle pile!	Milius, S.	Brief Article	May 6, 2000	619
Unemployed bees get job taking heat.		Brief Article	Oct 2, 1999	285
How a bee finds its first buttercup.	S.M.	Brief Article	Aug 14, 1999	202
Science Letters.	Myers, Jack	Letter to the Editor	May 1, 1999	567
Look Who's Dancing.	MILIUS, SUSAN		Apr 3, 1999	2142
The burden of bee-ing an undertaker.	Perkins, S.	Brief Article	Sep 27, 1997	234
The bees go marching one by one.		Brief Article	Feb 3, 1996	238
Can't take the heat; don't enter the nest.	Adler, Tina	Brief Article	Sep 30, 1995	408
A bee and how it sees, that is the question.	Christensen, Damaris	Brief Article	Mar 12, 1994	399
Robber bees on the loose.	Dycus, Roy		May 1, 1993	590
Bee navigation: the eyes have it.	Kleist, Trina		Oct 4, 1986	448
To honey bees, a picture is worth a thousand line angles.	Bennett, Dawn D.		Mar 30, 1985	409

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