Easy bee trap (BEEZY trap)

Bador Esam, Muhammad Hazeeq Asyrani and Ahmad Farizal, Muhammad Farhat Danial and Aqil Shaharuddin, Amir Harraz and Shayra Saim, Nur Husna and Mazlizon, Ainul Nabilah and Mat Fadzil, Aida Fazliza (2024) Easy bee trap (BEEZY trap). pp. 1-5.

Abstract

Bees are important in our ecosystem as they move pollen from one plant to another and ensure growth and reproduction. However, bees can get hostile too, and attack people. This study focuses on the development of a bee trap known as Easy Bee Trap for the use of the community of the Centre of Foundation Studies, Universiti Teknologi MARA. It was designed on the premise that bees are trichromatic creatures and based their colour combinations on ultraviolet (UV), blue, and green colour and their inclination towards blue light. The bee trap is light as it uses a recycled plastic container as its main body. A UV blue, fluorescent torchlight is attached inside the container and powered up by batteries. A small amount of cooking oil is also added inside the trap to further increase the attractiveness for bees to enter the trap. The device is easy to assemble, affordable, and should be able to attract wandering bees and trap them inside it easily and conveniently.

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Item Type: Article
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Bador Esam, Muhammad Hazeeq Asyrani
2023835522@student.uitm.edu.my
Ahmad Farizal, Muhammad Farhat Danial
UNSPECIFIED
Aqil Shaharuddin, Amir Harraz
UNSPECIFIED
Shayra Saim, Nur Husna
UNSPECIFIED
Mazlizon, Ainul Nabilah
UNSPECIFIED
Mat Fadzil, Aida Fazliza
UNSPECIFIED
Subjects: S Agriculture > S Agriculture (General) > Farmers
S Agriculture > S Agriculture (General) > Agriculture and the environment
Divisions: Universiti Teknologi MARA, Selangor > Dengkil Campus > Centre of Foundation Studies
Page Range: pp. 1-5
Keywords: Bee trap, Ecosystem, Recycled plastic, Trichromatic, Ultraviolet (UV).
Date: April 2024
URI: https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/140205
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