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Honey bees are the most significant pollinators of plants worlwide.   Importance of plant pollination widely exceeds all other economic benefits of   modern beekeeping such as production of honey, Royal jelly, propolis,   beeswax, honeybee venom etc. The issues concerning bees diseases are of   extreme importance in modern commercial beekeeping. That especially regards   to the fact that the number of disease agents in bees has considerably   increased in recent decades. Using international transport, export or import   of bees and their products, the possibility of entering various agents   (parasites, bacterias, viruses and fungi) into bee colonies. In recent years   one of the biggest problems in beekeeping in Asia has become tropilaelaps -   ectoparasitic bee disease caused by mites of the genus Tropilaelaps. But   because of prevalent interest in parasites Varroa destructor and Acarapis   woodi, the threat of mites from Tropileaps family has not been familiar for a   long period of time. Today, Tropilaelaps is on the list of diseases   endangering the whole world, made by OIE. There is a real risk of its   spreading, mostly through trade, that is import of bees, swarms, queen bees,   bee products and equipment. In the Republic of Serbia, this disease was   described for the first time in April-May 1981 in bumblebees and bees in   which a mass infestation with until then unknown parasites was detected. By   additional analysis there was found out that the parasite in question was   from Laelapidae (Mesostigmata) family, Tropilaelaps

Tropilaelaps of bees - epizootiological picture with special emphasis on the first description of the parasite in bumblebees and bees in Serbia