White, S. b. 1. o. 7. (1756). Collateral bee-boxes: Or, a new, easy, and advantageous method of managing bees. In which part of the honey is taken away, in an easy and pleasant manner, without destroying, or much disturbing the Bees; early Swarms, if desired, are encouraged, and late ones prevented. By Stephen White, Rector of Holton in Suffolk. printed, and sold by Lockyer Davis, and Charles Reymers against Grays-Inn-Gate, Holbourn.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)White, Stephen b. 1696 or 7. Collateral Bee-boxes: Or, a New, Easy, and Advantageous Method of Managing Bees. In Which Part of the Honey Is Taken Away, in an Easy and Pleasant Manner, Without Destroying, or Much Disturbing the Bees; Early Swarms, If Desired, Are Encouraged, and Late Ones Prevented. By Stephen White, Rector of Holton in Suffolk. London: printed, and sold by Lockyer Davis, and Charles Reymers against Grays-Inn-Gate, Holbourn, 1756.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)White, Stephen b. 1696 or 7. Collateral Bee-boxes: Or, a New, Easy, and Advantageous Method of Managing Bees. In Which Part of the Honey Is Taken Away, in an Easy and Pleasant Manner, Without Destroying, or Much Disturbing the Bees; Early Swarms, If Desired, Are Encouraged, and Late Ones Prevented. By Stephen White, Rector of Holton in Suffolk. printed, and sold by Lockyer Davis, and Charles Reymers against Grays-Inn-Gate, Holbourn, 1756.