{"id":4139,"date":"2019-07-24T19:18:08","date_gmt":"2019-07-24T19:18:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/resistantbees.es\/?p=4139"},"modified":"2025-07-16T13:37:31","modified_gmt":"2025-07-16T13:37:31","slug":"wichtiges-zu-thelytoky","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/resistantbees.es\/?p=4139","title":{"rendered":"wichtiges zu Thelytoky"},"content":{"rendered":"

Dee Lusby berichtigt einen Artikel, der im amerikanischen Imkerjournal ABJ \u00fcber das Thema Thelytoky<\/a> geschrieben wurde.
\nHier wird Thelytoky erkl\u00e4rt:<\/a><\/p>\n

Thelytoky<\/b> (aus dem griechischen <\/a> th\u0113lys<\/i> \u201eweiblich\u201c und tokos<\/i> \u201eGeburt\u201c) ist eine Art von Parthenogenese<\/a> , bei denen Weibchen aus unbefruchteten Eiern hergestellt werden.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Thelytoky ist bei den meisten verz\u00fcchteten Bienen verschwunden. Wenn man lange genug den Weg der Lusbys geht, dann kann das Thelytoky wieder auftreten.<\/p>\n

Marshall schrieb:<\/strong><\/span>
\nInteresting writeup in ABJ on Thelytoky<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

This is in today’s issue of the American Bee Journal, and is written by Jerry Hayes:<\/em><\/p>\n

„Well, here we go into the possible real<\/em>
\nscience of this that has possible answers.<\/em>
\nTry this on Harley. There is this thing<\/em>
\ncalled thelytoky. Basically, worker bees or<\/em>
\nvirgin queens can lay eggs at times, but they<\/em>
\nall turn into drones because of no mating<\/em>
\nand sperm used etc. But, there is this thing<\/em>
\ncalled thelytoky where unfertilized eggs can<\/em>
\ngenetically develop into females without<\/em>
\nbeing united with sperm.<\/em>
\nRead on….<\/em>
\nMay, 1991 \u2013 Bee Science<\/em>
\nby G. DeGrandi-Hoffman, E. H. Erickson<\/em>
\nJr., D. Lusby, and E. Lusby<\/em>
\nCarl Hayden Bee Research and Biological<\/em>
\nControl Center \u2013 Tucson \u2013 Arizona \u2013 USA“<\/em><\/p>\n

He goes on to quote a full page from that report talking about the Cape bees, and the LUS strain out of Arizona..<\/em><\/p>\n

Marshall<\/em><\/p>\n

Dee Lusby antwortete:<\/strong><\/span>
\nThat is bulshit writing and just shows knows nothing about what talking<\/em>
\nabout………..for does not work that way!!! for the eggs are layed by<\/em>
\nworkers and then fertilized also…………………….so what a joke!!!!<\/em><\/p>\n

and 1 worker bee in 20,000 workers in naturally sized hives can do this,<\/em>
\nand physically showed how to Tucson bee lab personnel when had contract with<\/em>
\nUSDA for showing real beekeeping and how mites and other not a<\/em>
\nproblem….until stopped with socalled new peer review by the idiot butterfly<\/em>
\nresearchers for writing and publishing……….and I will NOT be edited, for I say<\/em>
\nwhat I say and mean what I mean the old way……<\/em><\/p>\n

But the workers laying are psuedo queens and<\/em>
\nmated!!!….fwiw……….though some just don’t get it…..so spread this BS all over the internet for<\/em>
\nrewriting and changing what originally done and shown…..and over on<\/em>
\nbeesource.com and here in text files you can find published paper on the<\/em>
\nthelytoky doings I did for reading…..and evidently he just cannot<\/em>
\nunderstand\/read.<\/em><\/p>\n

Dee A. Lusby<\/p>\n

——————————————————————-<\/a><\/p>\n

mehr zu Thelytoky von Dee Lusby geschrieben im amerikanischen Forum am 16.1.2016:<\/p>\n

Actually, it’s young newly emerged honeybees still developing ovaries just <\/em><\/span>
\n like yound girls growing up…and so every hive has about 1 in 20,000 <\/em><\/span>
\n worker bees doing this laying, due to problems with cells brood larvae and pupae <\/em><\/span>
\n contained in, with chilling, knockovers, and other and then having to <\/em><\/span>
\n clean things up and then eating more royal jelly then normal…that then being <\/em><\/span>
\n very young just emerged nurse bees coming on board they have more developed <\/em><\/span>
\n ovaries and have been noted taking mating flights sorta and drones playing <\/em><\/span>
\n with them, which I did in 8×12 foot by about 8 foot hive screened in cages <\/em><\/span>
\n with couple hives in to see what would happen, especially if I made sure <\/em><\/span>
\n some brood got damaged and then had to be fixed…….<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

…….and then with <\/em><\/span>
\n Ed seeing me doing crazy things, got more into doing more in field, that <\/em><\/span>
\n actually to show Tucson lab could split hives late here in Dec\/Jan and not <\/em><\/span>
\n have problems with laying workers so to speak but good laying patterns with <\/em><\/span>
\n great brood and new hives coming on…………then bee lab wanted to see <\/em><\/span>
\n more, and so did this and showed to them in large greenhouses by the Tucson <\/em><\/span>
\n Lab…………..and once showing what they had never seen, the paper was <\/em><\/span>
\n written……………for we split all our yards late that fall and yet by Feb <\/em><\/span>
\n all were doing fine and mated and nicely looking and yet it was <\/em><\/span>
\n …………..how did you do that???……………and yet went into the basics, but <\/em><\/span>
\n udall and others like regean and nixon always said to hold back some, in <\/em><\/span>
\n case push came to shove to see if they could do it for real…………<\/em><\/span> But took videos of the drones flying in circles and workers coming out and <\/em><\/span>
\n other, with then backup’s later….sorta…………prior to stopping and <\/em><\/span>
\n getting back to real work in the field.<\/em><\/span> But it was workers laying real brood, which queens do also, and is both <\/em><\/span>
\n haploid and diploid depending upon what looked at and timing and how <\/em><\/span>
\n overseen…………..and that is too finite to go into here, and just something Br <\/em><\/span>
\n Adam and Dr Ruttner and DIetz and , Morse, Houck, etc talked to about from <\/em><\/span>
\n time to time……..and with real semen too………<\/em><\/span> Dee<\/em><\/span><\/div>\n

———————————————————————<\/p>\n

hier ist der Original Artikel in Bee Sience,1991 wovon Dee Lusby sagt da\u00df das bullshit ist was da geschrieben wird. Darunter ist ihr statement dazu:<\/strong><\/span><\/div>\n
<\/div>\n

Marshall fragt: I am not quite sure where you are coming from. The article he is quoting from was written by you. Why do you now think that is bullshit? <\/em><\/p>\n

Here is the article. What part is bullshit, and what has changed? <\/em><\/p>\n

May, 1991 \u2013 Bee Science <\/em>
\n by G. DeGrandi-Hoffman, E. H. Erickson <\/em>
\n Jr., D. Lusby, and E. Lusby <\/em>
\n Carl Hayden Bee Research and Biological <\/em>
\n Control Center \u2013 Tucson \u2013 Arizona \u2013 USA <\/em>
\n Introduction <\/em>
\n Thelytoky is a type of parthenogenetic <\/em>
\n reproduction where unfertilized eggs de- <\/em>
\n velop into females (Suomalainen 1950). <\/em>
\n Thelytoky is common in the Cape honey- <\/em>
\n bee ( <\/em>
\n Apis mellifera <\/em>
\n capensis Escholtz), but <\/em>
\n it occurs with considerably lower frequency <\/em>
\n in European honey bees ( <\/em>
\n Apis mellifera <\/em>
\n L.) <\/em><\/p>\n

(Onions 1912; Jack 1917; Anderson 1963; <\/em>
\n Ruttner 1976). In colonies with queens <\/em>
\n most worker ovaries are suppressed by the <\/em>
\n pheromone 9-oxo-decenoic acid and other <\/em>
\n substances produced by the queen (Butler <\/em>
\n and Fairey 1963), or by the presence of un- <\/em>
\n sealed brood (Kropacova and Haslbachova <\/em>
\n 1971). However, ovaries can develop and <\/em>
\n workers can lay eggs after the queen and <\/em>
\n brood are gone (Perepelova 1929; DeGroot <\/em>
\n and Voogd 1954; Butler 1957; Butler and <\/em>
\n Fairey 1963; Jay 1970; Kropacova and <\/em>
\n Hasibachova 1970, 1971). European work- <\/em>
\n ers generally lay unfertilized haploid eggs <\/em>
\n that develop into males (drones). In rare <\/em>
\n instances, virgin queens and laying work- <\/em>
\n ers produce diploid eggs that develop into <\/em>
\n females (Mackensen 1943). <\/em>
\n Given the high frequency of thelytoky in <\/em>
\n Cape bees, the relatively rare occurrence in <\/em>
\n domestic stocks of European bees is unex- <\/em>
\n pected, since populations capable of thely- <\/em>
\n toky have an advantage over those in which <\/em>
\n laying worker eggs develop exclusively <\/em>
\n into drones (Ruttner 1977). Without thely- <\/em>
\n toky, the survival of a colony rests com- <\/em>
\n pletely on the successful mating of a single <\/em>
\n queen which must leave the hive to mate. <\/em>
\n If this queen does not encounter drones <\/em>
\n or does not return to the hive, a replace- ment cannot be produced because female <\/em>
\n larvae of a suitable age for queen rearing <\/em>
\n QR\u0003ORQJHU\u0003H[LVW\u000f\u0003DQG\u0003EHFDXVH\u0003WKH\u0003\u00bfUVW\u0003TXHHQ\u0003 <\/em>
\n to emerge usually destroys the other queen <\/em>
\n cells in the colony. However, if brood from <\/em>
\n laying workers could be raised into queens, <\/em>
\n the colony would have a facultative sur- <\/em>
\n vival mechanism in case the virgin queen <\/em>
\n is lost. Thelytoky should occur with greater <\/em>
\n frequency in populations exposed to condi- <\/em>
\n tions that reduce the chances of a queen ei- <\/em>
\n WKHU\u0003WDNLQJ\u0003RU\u0003UHWXUQLQJ\u0003IURP\u0003D\u0003PDWLQJ\u0003\u00c0LJKW\u0003 <\/em>
\n (Moritz 1984). <\/em>
\n A strain of honey bees (hereafter referred <\/em>
\n to as LUS) has been established from a <\/em>
\n breeding program in which virgin queens <\/em>
\n were introduced into broodless colonies <\/em>
\n (i.e., eggs and larvae did not exist in the <\/em>
\n colony) from November to March in south- <\/em>
\n ern Arizona. The purpose of the breeding <\/em>
\n program was to select for bees that would <\/em>
\n rear queens and drones at that time of year. <\/em>
\n Inclement weather and limited numbers of <\/em>
\n drones can occur during Arizona winters <\/em>
\n and prevent queens from successfully mat- <\/em>
\n ing. Thus, introducing virgin queens at this <\/em>
\n time of year exerts pressure that could cause <\/em>
\n the frequency of thelytoky in the population <\/em>
\n to increase. <\/em><\/p>\n

Are you saying this is not quoted properly, or you no longer think this is valid? <\/em><\/p>\n

Marshall <\/em><\/p>\n

Dee Lusby antwortet:<\/strong><\/p>\n

That is bulshit writing and just shows knows nothing about what talking <\/em>
\n about………..for does not work that way!!! for the eggs are layed by <\/em>
\n workers and then fertilized also…………………….so what a joke!!!! <\/em><\/p>\n

and 1 worker bee in 20,000 workers in naturally sized hives can do this, <\/em>
\n and physically showed how to Tucson bee lab personnel when had contract with <\/em>
\n USDA for showing real beekeeping and how mites and other not a <\/em>
\n problem….until stopped with socalled new peer review by the idiot butterfly <\/em>
\n researchers for writing and publishing……….and I will NOT be edited, for I say <\/em>
\n what I say and mean what I mean the old way…… <\/em><\/p>\n

But the workers laying are psuedo queens and <\/em>
\n mated!!!….fwiw……….though some just don’t get it…..so spread this BS all over the internet for <\/em>
\n rewriting and changing what originally done and shown…..and over on <\/em>
\n beesource.com and here in text files you can find published paper on the <\/em>
\n thelytoky doings I did for reading…..and evidently he just cannot <\/em>
\n understand\/read. <\/em><\/p>\n

Dee A. Lusby<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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