Native stingless bees in Tumbes, Peru: Genomic characterization and bacterial community

"Native stingless bees" are found in dry forests of the Northwest Amotapes Biosphere Reserve Mangroves, Tumbes, Peru, and nearby rural populations. These bees play an important role as pollinators agricultural forest crops suppliers honey pollen", Melipona mimética being most species. The objectives study were: molecular identification using three different genetic loci (Cytochrome c oxidase, 28S ribosomal RNA 16S rRNA gene), Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) bioinformatic analysis, identifying with genres: Cephalotrigona sp., Geotrigona Lestrimelitta Nannotrigona Oxytrigona Plebeia Scaptotrigona, Trigona sp. y Trigonisca And making use Metagenomics Clostridium spp., Lactobacillus camelliae, fermentum, manihotivorans, paracollinoides, plantarum, pontis, reuteri, sakei, suebicus, vaccinostercus, vaginalis, Pediococcus acidilactici,short sequences 16s DNAr gene, verified NCBI, bacterial species were found: eggs 139, larvae 31, pupae 154 adults 39, acidilactici through media-dependent media-independent techniques to: Bacillus subtilis subsp larva, Paenibacillus xylanilyticus pupa adult: Humibacter Acinetobacter nectaris Fructobacillus genomic community relevant, it is first these Peru.