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Queen Mandibular Pheromone

 


Honeybee queens spend their lives literally surrounded by a retinue of worker bees. The workers are attracted to her by a pheromone that she releases from her mandibular glands.

 

The queen bee exerts her influence over the hive by means of the Queen Mandibular Pheromone (QMP). This acts as a mating attractant for the drones, and to suppress the reproductive systems of the workers, ensuring that the queen is the only reproductive female in the hive.

QMP is only effective in suppressing ovary development in workers when all components are present. Young virgin queens cannot oxidise 9-ODA to 9-HDA, whereas mated queens and older virgin queens can perform this oxidation. QMP is distributed around the hive by food sharing, and as long as the queen substance circulates by this method, the workers know that the queen is present. If the queen is removed, QMP no longer circulates the hive, and the workers begin to feed royal jelly to larvae to produce a new queen. QMP also acts to keep the swarm together when the queen leaves the hive with the swarm.

The QMP, emitted by the queen, is one of the most important pheromones in the bee hive. It effects social behavior, maintenance of the hive, swarming, mating behavior, and inhibition of ovary development in worker bees. The effects are short and long term. Some of the chemicals found in QMP are carboxylic acids and aromatic compounds.

 

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