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Some time ago there was a big discussion on the subject of the
super varroa. But the question how that super varroa behaves and
what it is, was never answered. I therefore would like to renew
these questions:

1. What is this super varroa?

2. Where did it appear and in what region was it active?

3. What was the treatment against this mite?

4. Has this mite been viewed by any research institute?

regards,
dieter

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