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Tue, 28 Sep 2004 20:26:51 +1000
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Re: cell size & hive population
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Bob wrote

> Years ago I did research on the amount of eggs laid by a queen in a 24
hour period and was amazed at the difference between
> queens (both of the same race and of different races) . I was also
amazed at the number of times all queens in a yard shut down
> for a week or a couple days.

What were your figures for the amount of eggs laid in a 24 hour period?
Thanks.

Trevor Weatherhead
AUSTRALIA


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