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The use of amitraz on bees is mainly related to its acaricidal effect, and it is often used to control parasitic mites in bees (such as Varroa mites).

- Function and purpose: Amitraz is a broad-spectrum acaricide. It has contact and fumigation effects on Varroa destructor, Tropilaelaps clareae and other external mites of bees, which can effectively reduce the damage of mites to bees and protect the health of bee colonies.
- Application method: It is usually made into fumigants (such as fumigation tablets) or contact agents, and used in beehives at specified doses. The agent acts on mites through volatilization or contact.
- Precautions: The dosage and frequency of use must be strictly controlled, as excessive amounts may be toxic to the bees themselves; avoid misuse during the larval stage of bees or the peak foraging period to prevent affecting the normal activities of the bee colony.

When using, follow the specific product instructions and relevant specifications to ensure that it can effectively kill mites while ensuring the safety of bees.