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Literatuur Literatuur Hymeno nr. 1, november 2010 Anonymus, 2009. Herfstschroeforchis doet hommels plezier. - Duin 32 (3): 5. Anonymus, 2009. In memoriam Henk Evenhuis - Aanvulling. - Entomologische Berichten 69 (4): 160.i. Literatuur Anonymus, 2009. Jaarlijkse hommelsterfte onder de linden. - Bijenhouden 2009 (7-8): 19. Anonymus, 2009. Kunnen wespen duizelig worden? - De Limburger 2 oktober, 1 p. AcuBieb 2002009999 Anonymus, 2009. Werkgroep ongewervelden: tuinen voor bijen gezocht. - Milieu & Natuur 11 (3): 17. Berg, P. van den, 2009. Alles fopt elkaar. - Duin 32 (1): 20. Theo Peeters Bezemer, M., 2009. Wespen zijn lastig, maar niet meer dan dat. - Trouw 19 augustus: 8. Blacquière, T., 2009. Einde aan grote sterfte door Ikzelf heb ’t idee (zal dat ’n andere keer chequen!) dat varroamijt? Honingbijenonderzoek in de AWD. - het jaar 2009 een jaar was met relatief weinig Natuuronderzoek 19 (2): 1-4. Blacquière, T., 2009. 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