Host entity

Apoidea

Ranksuperfamily NCBI Taxon: 34735

Recent evidence findings

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2026-06-18 Zoonotic Surveillance Viral Detection Black queen cell virus (BQCV) RNA was detected in both wild bees and Apis mellifera during surveys in north-central Florida, USA. 42315550
2026-06-18 Zoonotic Surveillance Viral Detection Deformed wing virus (DWV) RNA was detected in wild bees and Apis mellifera collected in north-central Florida, USA. 42315550
2026-06-18 Zoonotic Surveillance Reservoir Ecology Israeli acute paralysis virus (IAPV) may circulate independently within wild bee communities in north-central Florida, USA, suggesting ecological maintenance separate from managed honey bees. 42315550
2026-06-18 Genomic Evolution Phylogenetic Evolution Co-infections of honey bee–associated viruses displayed phylogenetic structuring among wild bee families, indicating lineage relationships aligned with host taxonomy. 42315550
2026-06-18 Zoonotic Surveillance Reservoir Ecology Sacbrood virus (SBV) may circulate independently within wild bee communities in north-central Florida, USA, indicating potential viral maintenance within wild bee populations. 42315550
2026-06-18 Zoonotic Surveillance Viral Detection Sacbrood virus (SBV) RNA was detected in wild bees and Apis mellifera in north-central Florida, USA, persisting year‑round in wild bees but absent in honey bees during spring. 42315550
2026-06-18 Zoonotic Surveillance Viral Detection Israeli acute paralysis virus (IAPV) RNA was detected in wild bees and Apis mellifera from north-central Florida, USA, with higher frequency and load in wild bees. 42315550
2026-06-18 Transmission Evidence Cross-species Transmission Black queen cell virus and Deformed wing virus detections in wild bees likely represent spillover from managed honey bees. 42315550
2026-05-15 Zoonotic Surveillance Reservoir Ecology Hoverflies, honeybees, and wild bees shared multiple bee-associated viruses, indicating active pathogen circulation among pollinator species in Northern Italy. 42141051
2026-05-15 Zoonotic Surveillance Viral Detection Deformed wing virus was detected as one of the most prevalent viral pathogens among honeybees, wild bees, and hoverflies in Northern Italy. 42141051
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Linked viruses

Virus composition linked to this host

4 virus taxa

Geographic evidence

Evidence distribution by country

2 countries

Temporal evidence

Evidence dynamics by year

4 year-type groups

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Source articles by month

2 months