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Recent studies have shown that most of the colon extinction events have played a role in bee viruses. Today, 18 of the viruses affecting honey bees are detailed. This collection provides general information and latest findings about the symptoms of diseases caused by viruses in honey bees. Deformed wing virus in adult bees leads to swelling in the wings, redemption in the body and loss of color. However, during the development of the puppy, the viral reproduction is quite slow and can rarely lead to death. Talamus is a larva disease and is distinguished by the turning of the larva white in the yellow-brown color. The Black Queen Bee Virus causes the death of the Queen Bee, Pupa and Prepupa, and their colors become dark brown. Although the Kashmir bee virus, which has the highest virulence among bird viruses, was first detected in Asian honey bees, subsequent studies have shown that the disease is also found in A. mellifera bees in different parts of the world. In the infected bees with Kamir bee virus, vibration, disorders of coordination and death are observed. There are 4 viruses that are known to form a stroke in honey bees (chronic bee stroke, acute bee stroke, slow bee stroke and Israeli bee stroke viruses). The acute and chronic bee infection viruses, which are closely associated with Varroa infection, are factors that can be seen worldwide. Acute bees infection causes the death of bees within 3-5 days, while chronic bees infection occurs from the 6th day, and slow infection with infection with infection with infection with infection with infection. The chronic bee infection virus is placed in the brain of adult bee and can lead to 2 different diseases. In type 1 syndrome, it occurs with vibration, wings falling and swelling in the abdominal area, while in type 2 syndrome, bees lose their hair and get a bright black appearance. The Israeli bird infection virus is important in terms of the fact that it has been detected in the cases of sudden colony extinction. Information about other viruses that cause infection in birds (half X and bird Y viruses, Arkansas, Berkeley and Egyptian bird viruses, foolish wing viruses, flamentous bird viruses, apis iridescent viruses and kakugo viruses) is limited. There is no special treatment for viral diseases found in bees. However, by applying the rules of good education, it may be possible to protect against these diseases and to minimize losses. This information is also provided to protect the bees from viral diseases.

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