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Miscellaneous Questions - capping, RH
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1. What are the stimuli that lead bees to cap larvae
cells ?

2. What is the relative humidity (RH) in the wintering
cluster (especially in its outer layer) ? Do the
cluster maintain a certain minimum RH to avoid
desication ?

Many thanks to those who will take time to respond.

Hervé
www.emelys.com







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