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Six colonies each of A. m. capensis , A. m. scutellataand their hybrids were split into a queenright and queenless nuclei (Neumann et al., 2001). Newly emerged workers were labeled as to colony origin and returned to their original hives. After 10 days drifted and non-drifted workers were sampled. For each bee the mandibular gland ratios of 9ODA: 10HDA (Moritz et al., 2000) were determined and ovary activation assessed. From these values a measure of reproductive status was assigned to each bee (Wossler, 2002; see Tab. I).

A scientific note on the ovarial and pheromonal development of drifted and non-drifted Cape honeybee workers (Apis mellifera capensis)