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Mating in closed environment
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Wed, 18 Dec 1991 12:23:29 -0500
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It was suggested, that ?at Oregon University? somebody is able to
have honeybee queens mate with drones in a closed environment.
This to be a "more natural mating" as artificial insemination,
but a controlled way to bring both sexes together.
 
Who knows more about it ? Or is it what is called "a duck" in
German language ("canard/hoax")?
 
Bernd
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