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Mon, 22 Jun 1998 21:05:59 +1200
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Re: Kashmir Virus
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My understanding is that Kashmir B virus has been detected in
Australia and the US (and NZ!).  Further, I was told by Dr Denis
Anderson, Bee Pathologist, that Kashmir B virus has been found in
every population of honeybees that has been examined...
 
Far be it for *me* to say this is a smokescreen...
 
 
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