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FABIS and "small cells"
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Rip Bechmann <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 16 Sep 2005 08:06:11 -0400
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It is my understanding that the FABIS result is based on the ratio
between a number of key veins and is independent of actual wing size.
Can anyone in the know comment on this?  Is Scot Mc Pherson telling us
that "small cells results in bees indistinguishable from AHB?  I don't
think that is what he really meant and I, for one, am here to doubt it.

Calling Beltsville, Weslaco, Tucson are there any USDA lurkers out there?
 After all you guys came up with FABIS.

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