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Researcher Name

MORII Kiyohito

Div (Section) name/title

Biodiversity Division(Ecological Risk Assessment and Control Section)/Research Associate

Research Subject

• Fiscal Year: 2025
  • 27211 : Study on the management of ecological risk factors that threaten biodiversity and human society
  • 27248 : Biodiversity Domain: Foresight and Advanced Basic Research
• Fiscal Year: 2024
  • 26824 : Study on the management of ecological risk factors that threaten biodiversity and human society
  • 26866 : Biodiversity Domain: Foresight and Advanced Basic Research
• Fiscal Year: 2023
  • 26416 : -Study on the management of ecological risk factors that threaten biodiversity and human society
  • 26490 : An increase in the swarming frequency might reduce the colony survival rate of Japanese honeybees
• Fiscal Year: 2022
  • 25980 : -Study on the management of ecological risk factors that threaten biodiversity and human society

Research Result (Publication)

• all
• Original Paper
• Other Publications

• Original Paper
  Japanese honey bees (Apis cerana japonica) have swarmed more often over the last two decades

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , The Science of Nature, 111: (2024)
• Original Paper
  The origin of materials deposited by Japanese honey bees at their hive entrances as a defense against giant hornets

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , Journal of Apicultural Research (2024)
• Original Paper
  Wing-slapping: A defensive behavior by honey bees against ants

  Presenter : Seko Y., Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , Ecology (2024)
• Original Paper
  Off-Season Swarming in the Japanese Honey Bee (Apis Cerana Japonica)

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , Journal of Apicultural Science, 68(1):51-55 (2024)
• Other Publications
  Hive Defensive Behavior in Japanese Honey Bees: The Bees Slap Ants with Their Wings to Prevent Intrusion

  Presenter : Seko Y., Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , The Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2024)
• Original Paper
  Genetic population structure of the Asian longhorned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, in Japan

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y., Watari Y., Iijima H., Doi K., Morishima K., Komine H., Okabe K., Goka K.
  Title : , Experimental and Applied Acarology, 94:article number 8 (2024)

• Japanese honey bees (Apis cerana japonica) have swarmed more often over the last two decades

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , The Science of Nature, 111: (2024)
• The origin of materials deposited by Japanese honey bees at their hive entrances as a defense against giant hornets

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , Journal of Apicultural Research (2024)
• Wing-slapping: A defensive behavior by honey bees against ants

  Presenter : Seko Y., Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , Ecology (2024)
• Off-Season Swarming in the Japanese Honey Bee (Apis Cerana Japonica)

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , Journal of Apicultural Science, 68(1):51-55 (2024)
• Genetic population structure of the Asian longhorned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, in Japan

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y., Watari Y., Iijima H., Doi K., Morishima K., Komine H., Okabe K., Goka K.
  Title : , Experimental and Applied Acarology, 94:article number 8 (2024)

• Hive Defensive Behavior in Japanese Honey Bees: The Bees Slap Ants with Their Wings to Prevent Intrusion

  Presenter : Seko Y., Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Title : , The Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America (2024)

Research Result (Presentation)

• all
• Research Presentation

• Research Presentation
  Japanese honey bee workers slap ants with their wings

  Presenter : Seko Y., Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Name of Society : XXVII International Congress of Entomology (2024)
  Name of Proceedings : -
• Research Presentation
  Japanese honey bees swarmed more often between 2000 and 2022

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Name of Society : XXVII International Congress of Entomology (2024)
  Name of Proceedings : -
• Research Presentation
  Proximate factors influencing increased swarmings and their effect on subsequent colony survival in Japanese honey bees

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Name of Society : The Joint Meeting of the 40th Annual Meeting of the Society of Population Ecology and the 7th the Taiwan-Japan Ecology Workshop (2024)

• Japanese honey bee workers slap ants with their wings

  Presenter : Seko Y., Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Name of Society : XXVII International Congress of Entomology (2024)
  Name of Proceedings : -
• Japanese honey bees swarmed more often between 2000 and 2022

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Name of Society : XXVII International Congress of Entomology (2024)
  Name of Proceedings : -
• Proximate factors influencing increased swarmings and their effect on subsequent colony survival in Japanese honey bees

  Presenter : Morii K., Sakamoto Y.
  Name of Society : The Joint Meeting of the 40th Annual Meeting of the Society of Population Ecology and the 7th the Taiwan-Japan Ecology Workshop (2024)

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