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I've seen commercial beekeepers using benzaldehyde, and once inspected a  
great number of hives following the beekeepers application 'at the rate'  
recommended by the local bee guru.
 
Bottom line, he over-dosed, and lost the queens from about 40% of the  
hives.  Tricky stuff.
 
Jerry

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